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POLIC3.
Possic.orvice, narrouoksatoner.
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treka Nelms aaHOdUTE iber:riettEhSlrertlNGstp. were yesterday
brought befog* the Magistrates for re-examination,
won a charge of horse-breaking.
It red, upon the evidente of Mr. Samuel
of Pentonitille, carpenter, that on Sunday
last. about sit o'clock. he and his wife went
ant ant to spend the evening, and locked and fast-
Irked all the doors after them ; on their return home,
between nine and ten o'clock. he found the outer
twieket-gate open, the hall door broken open, and
all the hoes* doors open ; be proceeded to the shop,
'lnd found every thing in disorder ; the till was
jhrown u a the shop floor empty; it bad previously
a round box, which was also upon the
round empty; in it he had left, before be went out,
lea or eleven guineas in gold, two or three dollaras
sal some small pocket-pieces, which were all gone.
Upon going up stairs, he also found every thing
there in confusion; his book, in which be had had
ten or more one and two pound Bank notes, was
upon the floor empty f three silver table-spoons, and
• some other articles of value. were also missing.
Sarah Henley, the porter-girl of the Marquis
Cornwallis public-house at Pentonvillei stated, that
she was passing by Mr. Nicholls's between six and
seven o'clock on that evening, and observed two
seen standing at his gate, endeavouring to open it ;
she beard one say to the other, " Can't you open it ?"
and the other answered, " No, hang it, I have
broken it." She returned shrtly after, and saw
them again in the same situation ; she was quite
Semis Nelson was one of the two as she wok par-
ticular notice of him; the mile; was somewhat

shorter. with a light drab coat, but she could uot
swear to bits.

The servant maid of an opposite neighbour also
ebearried two men lurking about the place for near
two boars'; she saw them open Mr. Nicholls's door,
mad go in. The Prisoner, Nelson, she afterwards
observed at the window up stairs ; but, Mr. Ni-
• cholla having two sons, she thought they might be
• thookaad she did not, therefore, take so much no-
tice. fibs saw them afterwards go away. She was
certain Nelson was one of them : he wore a dark
green coat, the same as he then appeareJ in ; the
other wore a drab great coat, the same as Startup's,
but the was sore he was not the man She had been
seivant to Startup's father, tor nine mouths, in that
neighbourhood, and she was sure she must have
known him if he was the person.
Trott, the Police Officer, said that he went, ac-
companied by another Officer, on Monday evening
to the Belvidere Public-house, where he saw the
Prisoner, Nelson; when tl:e latter observed them
look bard at him, he went out, and the officers fol-
lowed him; but, the instant he saw them after him.
he ran away as fast as he could ; in the end, how-
ever, they succeeded in apprehending him. He
went to examine Mr. Nicholl s premises, and found
the hasp torn off the wicket-gate, and the lock of
the hall door broken, with part of a skeleton key
in it.
The Solicitor for the Prisoner, Nelson, observed,
that be had abundance of evidence to prove an alibi ;
• bat, as the Magistrates could only receive affirma-
tive testimony, be should reserve it for a fume day.
The Prisoner Nelson was then fully committed to
the New Prison, for trial at the neat Quarter Ses-
sions, and there not being any evidence to identify
the other prisoner. Startup, the Magistrates ordered
bins to be discharged ; but, upon further enquiry.
pawn-brokers tickets were found upon him, of which
Ise could give no satisfactory account ; the articles
-pledged were opera glasses, and, from some other
circumstances which appeared, the Magistrates were
induced to detain him for farther examination.
Both the prisoners appeared to be decent young
teeri about twenty years of age.
Milian For, hhoefebt Sart", and two others, a
boy and girl, were brought up for examination,
charged with stealing a parcel, containing a qll/111.•
lily
_of kwellery Irons the Shrewsbury stage coach.
Mr. Edwin Pemberton. jeweller, of Birmingham.
said. that his bother had delivered the parcel in
crestimh which he valued at about 1701. to the
book.keeper, at the coach-office, Birmingham, where
it was regularly entered ; and forwarded by the
Shrewsbury stage to the White Horse, in Fetter-lane,
to be delivered to him The parcel was afterwards
missed, and the Prisoners detected in selling some
of the articles. •
Ji..veller from Holborn deposed, that be had
ed several seals and other articles from the
,'which he seemed to give a fair account of
end it appeared the formes had given a fair price.
Not being prepared with the proof of the delivery,
*e. to the stage-eoach, the Magistrates thmsghr.
there was not • nfficient before them to warrant a
commitment ; the Prisoners was accordingiy re-
manded foe further examination.
On Monday, 'Tuesday, and Wednesday, last
week, the 2d Royal Lancashire Militia, commanded
by the Right Hos. EDWARD Lord ST MAI, passed
through Domani.; oie their march from Colches-
ter Barracks to Sunderland. This highly disciplined
corps wore in their saps a natural red rose, the badge
of the House of Lancaster, which His M *ALIT Ir
was most graciously pleased to honour the three
baitalioos with, for the uniform steadiner, loyalty,
and attachment, that have ever been evinced by that
ooreotry, to his Throne and Family.
Op the 112 d of June, in Craigend House garden,
Sattimeds ewe of Mr. Mom %noels stock haves of
bete mvanied a first or top smarm ; on the 30th, the
SNIP Wit SWIISMId a scowl time; is the 3d ult.
it
.tenettleedhe third Sims; and, on the
k warmed the birth time: all of which, with
glialeit hive, are defers well, and several of them,
it is earilled. will ask mooch him
late ma Ridgy sight Mitt two ma from Arran.
111 W berD/teußighri Mak? sitthe path
= saint
the firreepo to the MOI-Venoal
(Glasgow), having lot me of them fall, by which
the task was se Kneed that she whisky was running
onto /flied for issistanto to ran it of. so as to save
she 'prom Is doing this, spark from a candle
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IPLYMOUTiI, JOLT M.
Saaed the Eiryisiess ind the Dome.
The Leaden, of 98 guns, is gone out of dock, after
being doubled according to the new plan; and the
old Rep/ ievermin has taken her place.
roaisstoovii, JULY 31.
Arrived the Eugene sloop of war, frorp the Coast
of Africa; a sloop and faro brigs came with her, but
one proceeded to the Eastward.
Sailed the Trimmer, Fox, Lard ILITIV, Nile, Mary
Ann, Nem remit, Spider, and Blancbe, cartels, with
Spanish prisoners, for Corunna.—Wind S. E.
DEAL, JULY 31.
Sailed the Arab sloop of war, for Portsmouth ;
also the Calais and Boulogne squadrons, for their
respeaive cruising stations.
Sailed through the Downs, the Alexander, Vow,
for New• York ; and the Holland, Newton, for Ja-
maica.
Arrived L'Amiable frigate from the Northward.
Came down from the River, 'the Nerthumberland,
Captain Raincock, for the East Indies; and re.
mains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per
last.—Wind S.S.W.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Gitavasamt, Jat.• 3l.—.Passert bp, the Minerva. Hall, from
Boston; Emanuel, So even.on, from Nero ay ; Limes k, Rain;
and the Johanna, Wilheimino, from Harlingen .—Sailed. the
Ben Loasend, M4tchcll, for Demerara; Penelope, Bryan, for
Heoduras ; London Packet, M'Dowa I, Ow Philadelphia; Isr
bella, Robson, fur Petassburgh ; F.delith Elmnncts; Com-
merce, Findull ; and the Venal. —, fur Tonahigen.

DISTBIBUTION OF THE BRITISH NAVAL
FORCE. _ _ _

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Inr,,,t and fitting ... le
Gea•d-ships 3
In the English and Irish Channels 29
On the Downs and North Sea sta.

Cons- 4
At the West India Islands, and on

the Passage . 19
On theJamaim station.
American and Newfoundland stn _

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East Indies, and on the Pasiage 8
Coast of Afri,a 0
Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar lt
Mcf.terranean and on Passage...
Hospital and ?nom Ships..

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Total in Commission.... 110 I 20 I 121 1 451 I 706

Receiving Ships.
Serviceable and repairing for Seri !1 3 1 11 9 4$
Ordinary
Buildwg

Toil 175 I 35 I 106 I 503 I

MONTHLY AORICUr.TURAL Rr.PORT.

Since our last, the suasoa has continued unusually
fine for the growing crops of wheat, barley, and
oats, which appear full on the ground. and promise
a great abundance. There has not been recolleded
a more plentiful year for pease and beans, and po-
tatoes are universally a good crop. The average
price of grain for England is—Wheat, 90s. Id.
Rye, 375. ltd. Barley. 455. dd. Oats, Ws. Beata,
465. 9d. to 345. 10d. Pease. 495. 3d. to 345. 9d.
Oatmeal, 495. 10d. to itts. ltd.
From the late prevaillog cold winds sod clouded
skies, the corn harvest, in the most forward situa-
tions, will be fall ten days or a fortnight later than
usual. Bat we have a pleasure in being able to
state, that there is a sufficient number of heads to
be met with to expedite the business, when the grain
is ready, and on moderate terms. r.otwithstanding
the multitudes who are absent on military and navel
duties.

The hay, in most of the Southern distrilts, is al-
ready secured, and has proved an ahundant crop.
From the frequent showers which tell during the
operation of making, the business was slmewhist
impeded ; but no material damage has been sus-
tained. In the Northern distrias, the grass is
nearly all cut, and yields a heavy swath t and as
the weather has been recently mere settled, there
is no doubt but the crops will be well made and
secured. In Whitechapel market, Hay fetches from
IL 10s. to 51. 10s. Clover 5L to 61. and Straw, el.
10s. to 31. es.

So fatal has been the blight upon the hops this
year, that there is not now any expeaation that it
can recover, so as to produce a crop. 'l'he
the By and lice, follow the Midsummer Shoot in
such a way as to leave little hope that the duty (old
duty) will exceed 21 or 30,0001. It is, indeed,
probable, that it will be much short of that amount.
Fhe Hereford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton
sorts, which, in 180 i, paid about 65,0001. will not
this year, exceed 12601. Nor has any pMatatioo
eseaped the blast, which seems to be so generally
fa:al, that the crop may be said to be in tie worst
state ever remembered. New hops, of coarse, sue
aepeaed to be very dear ; sad thane( former years
(1003 sod 811134) must advance sionsiderably. At
present, the growth of 1803 are selling at from 31.
to 51. 10s. and that of 1804 from 61. to 71. 7s. and
both sons are rising daily.
The young turnips every where look well, and
have escaped the ravage of the By ; and whim they
have been well thinned and hoed, will afford abyss-
dance of winter keep.
The clovers and winter tares which were early
mown grow fast, and trill soon afford a second
swath. Feeding cattle do well. and, from the cool
temperature of the atmosphere, thrive exceedingly
fast. From the flourishing star* of the pastures,
lean stock, as well caule as sheep, still maintain
good prices, and are much in demand ; as are cart
horses, and fresh' milking cows for the dairy. In
Smithfield Market, Beef retches from 4d to Ss.
4d. per stone of 81b. Mutton -ts. to 4s. 6d. Veal 3s.
4d. to is. 4d. Pork 4s. to is. Lamb 4s. to St.
The pig markets are overstocked, and the sales
dull.

Oa Saturday lut the Glendale troop of yeoman-
ry cavalry, commanded by the Hon. Captain Ban-
war, went on permanent duty at Berwick, for tea
daviere
are now in the county gaol of Chew,
three unfortunate debtors, Whose united ages ate
213 years, and their united debts 231. 3s. Grey
balsa and a cis* are melancholy associates. It is
very erne tin shis constry„ where riches beep
pees with benevolence, such a circamatance only



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WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.
Capt. Brantbeaytess e. colt' Woodcot, 4 yrs. old, 7st. lib.
Capt. Hay's Pegasus colt, Syrs. old.
Mr. Knight's bay nine, Wrcn, by Waxey,l yrs. DUI.
Best of 9 two-mile heats.
AMYL DAY.
Handicap-Pony Race.
Mr. Baylis's Roan.
Mr. Smith's black and all black.
Mr. Scard's bay.
Mr. Mead's grey.
Mr. Macers black, Creeping Sanity.
Beat of S two-mile heats.
Weikel won the 501. and Mr. Baylis's Roan the
pony race. Roan won with ease. Neither race
afforded much sport.
RDINBURGH RACES.

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City of Edinburgh's Plate of 501.
Mr. Baird's bay bone. Young Trimmer I I
Mr. Denham's grey gelding . . 9 2
Mr. Dudgeon's brown mare, Lose . . X 4
Mr. Boawth'sbey mare . . . . 4 3
Mr Andrew iluswe's bay mars, Dude's.
Mr. Lansbert's bay horse.
Mr. Andrew Cochnue's bay mare, Twoodside.
Mr. Douglas's bay gelding. Ifientainaa. •
Mr. Th nuoia's bay gelding.
Mr. Kincaid's bay mare.
Mr. Carnegiebichernut mare, Miss Betsey.
Mr. CAistegie's brown gelding, Unfortunate Jack.
Eleven twins started, but only five rasa the second heat.

TUIIDAY.

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His Majesty's Purse, 100 Guineas.
Lend Belhaven's bay horse, Brandon.
Mr. Bnsweil's bay mare.
WIDNISD•Y.
The Subscription Purse, 50 Guineas.
Mr Boswell's bay mare.
Lord belhaven's bay hors.:, Landes.
Mr B Mire's grey colt, Orphan
Mr. Carnegie's cliesnut mare, Miss Betsey.
THURSDAY.
The Hunter's Purse, 50 Guineas.
Mr. Baird's ' ay horse, Young Trimmer.
Mr. Denhara's grey gelding.
Mr. D.rdg,,.n's brown marcckate.
Mr Knicaid's bar mane, by Stat.
Mr Sallies alumni horse.
IR/DAY.

The Ladies Purse, 30 Guineas.
Mr. A Hues% My is sis Dachas.
Mr. Ruagan's bay MINI.
LnY4 firlhaven's bay ►one, Brandon.
Mr S.oties grey milt, Orphan.
Mr. Caraere'd cheenut male, Miss may.
IATU•DAY.
A Perm for the Beaten Horses.

MONIFIETII RACES.
On Thursday was run for over the Badden
Course, a silver Cup. of Ten Guineas value, by the
Hon. William Mask, M. P. and won by
Mr A Merson's block horse . . . . 1 1
Mr. S.,ummul's ehesnut mare . . . 2 2
Mr. M,Me's black horse . . . 5 3
This race afforded excellent sport, particularly
the first heat, which was keenly contested between
Mr. Anderson's horse and Mr. Simmond's mare.
Same day, a can harness was run for by work-
horses, rode by real ploughmen, with cart bridles
and no spurs.
M DaWs brews bone . . . . 1 1
Mr Cnchtork's do. du 2 3
Mr. Young's veyL.
Mr. kydres do do. . . . .
Only one horse having been entered to run for
the riding saddle and bridle, there was no race for
this prize.
The fineness of the day attralted a great many
speetators, and they all seemed to be highly gratified
with the sport.

On Monday morning, as a beautiful boy,
years of age. was leaning over the gateway of the
ramparts. be overbalanced himself, fell into the
lower part of the Citadel at Plymouth, and was
killed on the spot, in sight of his uncle and aunt,
who were walking just before him. Venire, Aces-
Jewel Death
The following shwa, of a &sae and a Dog, is from
a Provincial Paper:—" At Little Grove, in Hert-
fordshire. was a goose of the species called Canada
Goose, which are fond of roaming at large, and do
not like confinement. This goose, however, had
contracted such a friendship for the yard-dog, that
she continually kept near his house. in which he was
chained, quitting it only when she went for food,
! and the moment the had eaten it, returning to her
I post. Thus she sat all day by the house of her fa-
vourite, though she never attempted to go into it.
unless it rained. If the dog barked, she immedi-
ately began to cackle, flew at the person with
whom she supposed the dog to be offended, and en-
deavoured to bite his kr. Sometimes she attempt-
ed to partake of the deg's food ; but this the dog,
whoirmil tbs. *taw& of ber friendship with app.'
rest lliessee. would see permit. Wh s the rest
dt#kertsls! mined to rem. she would not quit her
dog ...timing In the Morning, when dri-
vie to the Add smith the others, there was no getting
her away *maths gets of the court-yard, where she
mild at leas have a sight of the dog. and before
whkh ohs wesW tit the whole day. At length the
weer of the faithful goose resolved to leave her to
follow Ilse ars inclinations. and not afiliet her by
any fortieth tope: ation. Being thus at liberty to obey
the impulse ef her attachment, she paraded about
the yard at night with the dog, while he was on the
watch t and is the day, when he took a walk into
the village slar accompanied him, sometimes walk-
ing. asslkkilkos dying. to keep pace with his trot.
This eateasslinary attachment continued till the
dog's &sib, which happened two years after it had
been first mired Daring the illness of the dog,
she woe left him, seen to procure food, and would
probably have bees starved, if some corn had not
bees pieced in a dish by the dog's house. The
whole of the time she mid in the hoses, and would
not soar any one to came near it, except the person
who beta& she doit's food and herself. The goose's
end was awbselM4. After the death of the dog.
she woad sot lass the house for a long time. At
length s deg if am* the eme size and colour
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vegreall" allellesser. the poor creature,
fry eitesed aproseeste, and supposing it
to babes old hind. wow essidattly into the house
to the deg, who wised her by the neck, s:d killed
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Piratic-ore Ica. sarrowatsaatillar. ttystouTis, nit'
HOUSE isREALING. ' Baled the Ifiryaists end the Door
• Jell Mien, and ThewThe
Startup were yesterday Leedom of 98 guar, is gone out of doe
brought befog* the Magistrates for re-examination, beingdoublelaccorffing to the new plan; ;
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'spoil a charge of house-breaking. old Royal leveret,' has taken her piece.
It red, upon the evidente of Mr. Samuel roatstiovire, rei.
o 1 Pentonaille, carpenter, that on Sunday ; Arrived the Eugene sloop of war, from th
• ' leteellieg last. about sit o'clock. he and his wife went ,- of Africa; a sloop and iiiro brigs came with
ereetant to spend the evening, and locked and fast- one proceeded to the Eastward.
aced in the doors after them ; on their return hem., Sailed the Trimmer, Fox, Lori Hume, Nile
- • botWOOS sift and ten o'clock, he found the outer Ann, New rears, Spider, and Blanche, cartel
1,1 .f • Mt hall door broken open, and Spanish prisoners, for Coruna.-WindS.E
sildtWills= eitCaegen lr be oceeded to the shop, DEAL, JUL'
• SPA food wen long
pift disorder; the till was Sailed the Arab sloop of war, for Ports
*taws the shop floor empty; it bad previously also the Calais and Boulogne squadrons, f
a round box, which was also upon the respeaive cruising stations.
road empty ;init he had left, before he went out, Sailed through the Downs, the Alexander
tee or eleven ;guineas in gold, two or three dollars, for New• York ; and the Holland, Newton,
and some small pocket-pieces, which were all gone. maica.
Upon going up stairs, he also found every thing Arrived vefiiiiedle frigate from the North
there in confusion; his book, in which be had had Came down from the River, the Nerthem
I ten or more one and two pound Bank notes, was Captain Raineock, for the East Indies •
upon the floor empty 1 three silver table-spoons, and mains in the Downs with the rest of the ship
some other articles of value, were also missing- last.-Wind S.S.W.
Sarah Henley, the porter-girl of the Marquis -. n.....-
Cornwallis pebtic-house at Pentonvillei stated, that FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
! she WAS passing by Mr. Nicholls's betweensir and stn
sir 31.-Passed bp, the Minerva,
611V11 O'CNCk on that evening, and observed two
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tin; hiEmanuel,rirmyr, from Nmerii"..7,i; 171°1.,5,
men standing at his gate, endeavouring too pen it ;
she beard one say to the other, "Can't you open it ?" Men I:toose.nd,'.44chcll, for Demerara; Penelope, I
Honduras ; London Packet, M'Dowa I, foe ?Wien*
aid the other answered, " No, hang it, I have belle, Robson, fur Petersborgh ; F.deltts, Elmnnr
ik broken it." She returned shrtly after, and saw coerce, Findull ; and the Venus. --, fur Tonninge
i , them again in the same situation; she was quite ---,wee.--
tertais Nelson was ow of the two, as she wok par- DISTBIBUTION OF THE BRITISH 11
titular notice of him; the other was somewhat FORCE.
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shorter, with a light drab coat, but she could not
I Inr.,t and fitting
sweat to him. Gtia-d-s3nps 3 2 3
The servant maid of an opposite neighbour also in the English and Irish Channels 29 0 16
observed two men larking about the place for near On the Downs and North Sea sta-
. tiro boom; she saw them open Mr. Nicholls's door, At the West India Islands, and on 4 4 9
of go in. The Prisoner, Nelson, she afterwards the P e l9 0 17
I observed at the window up stairs ; but, Mr. Nu. On the Jamaica station
t . • cholls having two sons, she thought they might be American and Newfoundland sla-
thers, and she did not, therefore, take so much no- tioni II 1 f
; titer. bite saw them afterwards go away. She was coast Fast Indwil
of Aftwa 0 (
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certain Nelson was one of them :he wore a dark Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar lt U j 1
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r/ green coat, the same as he then appeared in ; the Mediterranean and on Passage 1 0 1 8 1
i other wore a drab great coat. the ...me as Sunup's, Hospital and Piano Ships.. lb 1 : 2 1
i but she was sure he was not the man She bad been
t• sea Vint to Startup's father, for nine months, in that Tootle Commission.- Ito 1 tO I 121
ii neighbourhood, and she was sure she must have Receiving Ships.
known him if he was the person. Serviceable and repairing for Sere. I' 311
Trott, the Police Officer, said that he went, ac- In Ordinary
compassied by another Officer, on Monday aveniag Building. l6 u 1 I
. to the Belvidere Public-house, where he saw the Total 17.) 135 1106 I
1 Prisoner, Nelson; when the latter observed them - - - - -
look bard at him, he went out, and the officers fol- MONTHLY AORICIII.TURAL Hr.,
lowed him; but, the instant he saw them after him. .--.......-...
I he ran away as fast as he could ;in the end, bow- Since our last, the season has continued a
over, they succeeded in apprehending him. He fine for the growing crepe of wheat, bar
il ;l went to examine Mr. Nicholl s premises, and found oats. which appear full on the ground, and
the hasp torn off the wicket-gate, and the lock of a great abundance. There has not been re
the hall door broken, with part of a skeleton key a more plentiful year for pease and beans,
• in it. tatoes are universally a good crop. The
li The Solicitor for the Prisoner. Nelson, observed, price of grain for England is-Wheat.
. that be had abundance of evidence to prove an alibi ; Rye, 375. 11 d. Burley. 455. dd. Oats, Ws
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I ban, as the Magistrates could only receive affirma- 465. 9d. to 345. 10d. Pease. 495. 3d. to
k tire testimony, be should reserve it for a future day. Oatmeal, 495. 10d. to 19s. 11d.
The Prisoner Nelson was then fully committed to From the late prevaillug cold winds nod
' the New Prison, for Mal at the neat Quarter See- skies, the corn harvest, in the most forwa
ions, and there not being any evidence to identify lions, will be fall ten days or a fortnight 1
'' the other prisoner. Startup, the Magistrates ordered usual. Bat we have a pleasirre in hem;
bins to be discharged ; but, upon further
il ofenqwuhi7l,l state,
b that there is a.tsufficient
business,
of
ken
givetincokmoideerath
tee terms.
re co-old satisfactoryef
account ;Tie articlesi
is reactlyw,landooenz
1 i 'pledged were opera glasses, and, from some other the multitudes who are absent on military a
circumstances which appeared, the Magistrates were duties.
Induced to detain him for farther examination. The hay,
Both the prisoners appeared to be decent young ready secured, and has proved an ahond
SW about twenty years of age. From the frequent showers which fell d
• Witham Fe:, Afrariatah Sorter, and two others, a operation of making, the business was 1
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boy and girl, were brought up for examination, impeded ; but no material damage has
charged with stealing a parcel, containing a Tian- tained. In the Northern distrias, the
lily of jewellery from the Shrewsbury stage coach. nearly all cut, and yields a heavy swath
14r. Edwin Pemberton. jeweller, of Birmingham, the weather has been recently mare settl
f said. that his bother had delivered the parcel in , is no doubt but the crops will be well I
i i question. which he valued at about 1701. to the secured. In Whitechapel market, Hay fee
bookakeeper, at the coach-office, Birmingham, where al. 10s. to 51. 10s. Clover 3L to 61. and !.
.i It was regularly entered ; and forwarded by the 10s. to 31. Bs.
11hrewstatry stage to the White Horse, in Fetter-lase, So fatal has been the blight upon the
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i to be delivered to him The parcel was afterwards year, that there is net now any expollatio
missed, end the Prisoners detected in selling some can recover, so as to produce a crop. I'l
of the articles. • the By and lice, follow the Midsummer
I A jeweller from Holborn deposed, that be had such a way as to leave little hope that the
purchased several seals and other articles from the duty) will exceed 21 or 30,0001. It i
i . boy, which he seemed to give a fair account of ; probable, that it will be much short of tha
. and it appeared the formes had given a fair price. ('he Hereford, Worcester, and Wolve
• Not being prepared with the ;moot of the delivery, sorts, which, in 1801, paid about 65,0001
Re. to the stage-eoach, the Magistrates thought this year, exceed 12601. Nor has any I
• there was not • nfficient before thim to warrant a escaped be blast, which seems to be so
commitment ; the Prisoners were accordingiy re- fa:al, that the crop may be said to be in
manded for further examination. state ever remembered. New hops, of cc
ib...---.-.-4 .ape aed to be very dear ; and those of for
On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, last (1903 and Me) mast advance eonsidesi
week, the Id Royal Lincashite Militia, commanded present, the growth of 1803 are selling at
• by the Right Hoe. EDWA KO Lora STANLtI, passed to 51. 10s. and that of 11104 from bl. to 7
through Damask.; on their march from Colches- both sons are rising daily.
ter Barracks to Sunderland. This highly disciplined The young turnips every where look
corps wore in their saps a natural red rose, the badge have escaped the ravage of the fly ; and si
of the Horse of Lancaster, which His Majesty have been well thinned and hoed, will aS
was most graciously pleased to honour the three dance of winter keep.
battalioss with, for the uniform steadiner, loyalty, The clovers and winter tares which e
and attachment, that have ever been evinced by that mown grow fast, and will soon afford
oresetry, to his Throne and Family. swath. Feeding cattle do well, and, fror
OP the ind of June, in Craigend House garden, temperature of the atmosphere, thrive es
• • soniond, one of Mr. Moe monis stock haves of fast. From the flourishing Rata of the
bow mused a fret or top swarm ;on the 30th, the lean stock, as well cattle as sheep, still
AMP him swoomood • 11111111111 tat 4ea the 3d ult. good prices, and are mach in demand ; t
i is sgaggimad Me tided than # and, on the horses, and fresh' milking cows for the c
4kk. k the berth time: al of which, with Smithfield Market, Beef latches from 4t.
Ike Illedser hive. are drag Well. owl wend of them, 4d. per stone of 81b. Mutton as. to 4s. 6d
it is eardled. will ask smelt him& 4d. to ss. 4d. Pork 4s. to ss. Lamb 4s. to
i WOOD Milky Worth* two alai from Arran, The pig markets are overstocked, ant
corifilll MOM be somigisi whisky op the path dull.
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fell Was tba "kin. ;boa that' ;raw off with as es-
• plaits *at Iron Oa waif frees the boost, art As 1
elatilla d hat waist lola were presaa all la a
before say .ace could be afforded I
law &cabins a manner, ebae '
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