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• has, rorppening is the manner and at the
Vt.* d{• wee a risk contem pipted by the policy.
policy protected the ship " in port and at
yea," and in a graving dock he took to be a soli-
cient allegation dist the ship was in port. The
come of the damage here alleged is the violence of
the wind, which he considered a peril ditsdeas gene.
fie. es a peril of the see.
The rest of the Court concurred.—Judgment for
the Plaintiff.
11URRAT T. SULITTOW.
On this cause being called on,
Mr. Aoomius rose and said he was fin the
Defendant, hat he believed no Gentlemen was pre-
sent fur the Plaintiff.
The COURT inquired if be had communicated
with the oilier side
Mr. A DOLPWIA avid thecae was signed by Mr.
Shadwell, but he had not had any communication
with him.

OLD BAILtY, FRIDAY, Novas's& 2.
Ana Daridsolk, mi interesting young creature,
-only 17 years °lnge. was placed at the bar, on air
indictment charging her with stealing, on the 6th
October, a tilt shawl, some lace, and various arti-
cles of wearing apparel, the property of two
persons named Thorn and Stevens, with the latter
If whom the Prisoner lodged, in a dwelling-house
in Quebec-street, Portman-square.
The Primmer appeared to be very much affected
by her onfortonate,sitnation.
The Prosecutrix and her relatives gave the un-
happy girl a most excellent character up to the
period of the transaction fur which she was wow
hefore the Court, and into the commission of
which she scented to have been driven lL the molt
unite and hopeess distress.
/ Om most respectable persons degared their reas
•". 4itiess immediately to afford her an asylum iu their
respective families.
The Cousins SERJEASE summed op the evi-
view', sad the Jury after a consultation of a few
astioutes. returned a verdict of IVof
She was immediately discharged, and received
by the two ladies who had interested themselves iu
her behalf under their care.
Williams Eden was indicted for stealing thirteen
hanks of hemp, weighing six pounds and a half,
the property of Mr. Buckingham, rope-maker and
:wine-spinner, at St. Pancras.
The Prisoner was in the etnploy of the Prosecu-
tor, and was stopped by one of the dismounted
horse-patrol, between five and viz o'clock in the
morning, in %Vhite Lion-street, Pentonville, with
a bag to his possession, containing the hemp in
question, covered over with parsley, and be-
ing asked what was in the bag, answered " pars-
ley ;" on its being discovered tat be hemp, he said
he had found it. He was taken into custody, and
his master being informed of the circumstance,
identified the hemp as his property. The Prisoner
had been four years in his service, end bore a good
character, and was intrusted with the care of the
•mantifactory.
The Prisoner still persisted in the tale of his
having found the hemp ; and the Jury found him
-Golly of stealing it.
The Sessions being ended, the RECORDER pro-
ceeded to puss sentence 011 the following Prisoners:
Of D.uth ore Joseph Month and John Sowerby, fur alter-
ing forged hank roles; William Brady, George Lynn, and
Jobe Jacobs,, tar highway rubbery; James Eddowes, Samuel
Hsyward, Mtwara John Franklin, and William Hicks, fur
harglary; Edward Hill and William Mars, for stealing iu a
viwelling•bunse; Ben. Abbott, for horse-stealing; Thomas
French, for hoveri-livesking; and Ann !Morel', Mary Palmer,
Arney Steele, F.ligallseth Davis, Ann Tooter, and Mary Ann
Sallivan, for rubbing In a dwelling house.
'rhe females were severally remanded in stay of
execution, and u Jury of Matrons having been int.
pionelled and swami to investigate the mite of Mary
°Palmer, who pleaded pregnancy in star of execu-
tion, returned a verdict that the said Marc Palmer
Fits-quick with child.
Jolla Waldron' Isaac Penn, John Smith, Wm. Sawyer,,
Thomas Harrim,Charlotte Fletcher, James Perniy, George
11-aper, Charles Smith, James Walsh, William George
Lewis, and George More, were minimised to be transported
fir 11w term of their natural lives.
Thomas Cooke and /leery Drummond were sentenced to
' be traurported fur fourteen years.
' Joseph Croy, James Hopkins, Catharine Josef, Mary
• King, It ilham Jones, Joules Harrell, James Sanders, Wm.
Wilson. Thomas Yates, Thomas Dixon, 53111,101 Jones,
John Manlier, Henry Smith, Ddsorah Saunders' Walter
Leary, Alexander Carman, Rickard Bollard, John Temple,
Jobe Gibbons, Thomas Wood, James Weldon, John Morris,
George Wilson, Ann Wilson, Owen Powers, Wm, Eadon„
sad William Ball, were untamed to be transported for
years.
Eight were sentreeed to twelve months imprisonment in
the House of Correction, and be kept to bard lobour ;
twenty to be imprisoned six months, and kept to hard
labour; several were sentenced to various shorter periods of
imprisonment ; some to be publicly, and some privately
whipped; sod one to be Seed one shilling and discharged.
The Sessions were thee adjourned to Wednes-
day, the nth December next.

• • POLICA. . •
BOW-STREET.
Yesterday Wllflom lVooley was brought to the office, and
snelerwent an examination before Thomas Halls, Esq. the
Sitting Magistrate, charged with being concerned with
amather man to berglarinualy breaking open arid entering
the house of Mr. Ward, a tobacconist, in Great Russell-
street, and stealing a timepiece and a lea•chest, containing
a quantity of tea.—The Prisoner was fully committed fur
trial.
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• AN EPICURE IN WINE TASTING.
Thomas Bekker, a respectable or rather h gentlemanly
looking man, was charged with stealing fifteen wine glasses
from the Egjptian Hall, Piecadill), under the following
circumstances:—
There was a choice collection of wines, the properly of a
gentleman of fortune, to be disposed of under the hammer of
Mr. Lando:ma, saetierteer, and as costomary on such occa-
sion/ there were samples ofeacb wine in great abundance, and
as usual there were more tasters than bidders, and one of the
waiters observed, that sot only wine was missing, but glasses
also, and a signal being given there was an extra look out
The Prisioncr was observed to enjoy all the %slam, and to
pocket the glasses; aad when the iiispiiiag drops had err-
checks, he was walking Majestically from the
auctiele•rutim, when one of the waiters called him on one
aide, anal reminded him that he had made a mistake in out
leaving the glasses after he had &oak Ibe wine. A constable
was Aunt for, ausl no kiss than fifteen glasses, which he bad
emptiest, WCPC found upon bias.
The aifeace su diatom, and the Prisoner stated himself
to hake fireifiiaifister batter is good business at the east cod
of Ibe lawn -11 x *WWI, committed for trial.
• itAilY-LE-SON E.
resinfoitoY the notorious ✓ack Healey's gang were
approbesded ea Thermley 'lig& at a putic•huuw Dear

bite tin eistody.
The Officers stated, that set Wednesday Tit the bone of
Mr. Host, watelimatter, la Wolkettolgtel, had beta rob-
bed a wasebes, its. to a largo asamast, and they had co
doubt bat the Primmer, were eirocensed In the robbery.
The Magistrates gosunsiUsd the when of the. mire the
Pollee Act, es reputed thieves, to the Hoops of Cornetist'.
Two bin brother*, ousied Pears, were brought op from
the , to tench they tad been takes by the watch-
ing ' dthem sirens' at the -door of a tradeassaa4
kikeptitiatlod-.reef, the precediag eight.
will* fellows, os befog placed at the bar, presented a
g sight; they were without hats or shoes, or
Ittilpilsy thiag to keep them from the weather, sod ap.
litilgaity hi • starviatcooditioa.
, "Menet Pristmer, about ten years old, is a flood of lean,
stated, that he and his Nelms little brother by his side, were
witbsrat gelation or friends, sad had, is the stoning of the
• day on she night of which they were taken, been discharged
from the Sessions by proelaniatioa, where they bad been com-
mitted fee stratiog a piece of bane. Having so plate to go
to, and bring very tired, they had set themselves down at the
step of the door so rest, and bad fallen asleep. At the age
of bee yaws, he and his beetle, were obliged to seek a shel-
ter where they timid, their' father having roe away from
them (at' this time they lived is a mai cottage is Port-
-190.11-IPeells Marl-le-bowl mid their nether loalt'ill and
died of • Anthem bean in bliddlerx Hospital. They
hail Inca siare outcasts, wandering about the streets,
having no ether mutate Of supporting themselves but by
plunder.
, The affecting narrative, which was told in a very artless
mod distinct manner, drew ta:"ars from many of the female
pert of the auditory, many of whoa gave them sone pecu-
niary aspiatrinee.'
The Overseen of the perish, who happened to be present,
weld to, relteve the poor 'little fellows; and the worthy
Ideoloarobe aignilled his ninnies of getting them into the
nehellolhe the Destitute, iir Hemet,.
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. • Thar. NEST OF GAMBLEI3.":4 a';... ,
The further examioation of the persons approngillgi_lle.
Saturday taut, white playing at a little Hell in Hie HorllA,
at Romer rf Note, was appointed for yesterday at one et
before .1. S. Chambers. E'q. sod two other Magistrates, aad
the office was exceediagly 'Toward.
Mr. Reeves, the Chief Clerk, was the informer. Mr. TO?'
tea appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Adolphus on the
part of the Defendants. The penalties sought to be re-
covered immolated to some hundreds of pounds.
it befog three o'clock before the Cuoasel attended, the
Magistrate said there was not time to go into any sego-
mew, and recommended the case to be postponed till Tues-
day, which was agreed to.
Barnard, the proprietor of the gambling boot, was held
to bail, himself in 3001. and two sureties in a like amount.
JUVF:NILE DEPREDATORS.
J. M. rearfer aod Minoan Newman, two boys well !sown
at tirio 'Ale., were charged with stealing in the shop of
Thomas IVatkina, at Newington.
It was stated, that the Prisoners belong to • sorcerous
geng of juvenile depredators who infest that neighbourhood.
Os Tlineaday night one of them went into the shop, blew
out the lamp, and about a dozes of them rushed In sad car-
ried of a quantity of minas sod other articles. The Pri-
soners only were secured and brought to this saes. New-
some was recognised lo have been charged with robbing his
own father en Idoshay last, and was flogged al the back of
the office by order of the Magistrate, which ponithment sot
baring the desired effeet,lhe was sow committed to the House
ofCorreetion af Britton for two months, and Carter fur three
loonies, he being situ a questionable character, and having
bent before In custody.
Mary !Intattley, a pretty looking girl, was charged by her
own father and mother with pawning various articles ci
wearing apparel the properly of her mother and sister. She:
was committed, ender the Pawnbrokers' Act, to the Brixtoei
House of Correction for one mouth.
A WHOLESALE ROBBER. .i
Yesterday John
4talifipin.
pp ',won gas. about 25 yearsyearsit
age, was finally ex Men shins charges si.
breaking into differpo i lead stealing wintever
came in his way.
....r ir,
..
A person from whoe,
re imstape lbe Prironer had stolen a
clock, asked hiur to whom he had disposed of it' The latter
very laconically replied, " Upon lay word I cannot recollect
now, or I would tell you; but I kuuer I sold it!"

The Prisuuer was consatittid.
TOWN-HALL. SOUTHWARK.
A yet/di, mimed Thomas r!iggine, was brought up fur
re-examination, charged with stealing a box containing
plate and other valuable articles, the properly of James
Digby finnan, Esq. of No. 22, St. Nicholas lase.
The Prisoner was remanded.
Thursday this office was • scene of confusion, arising
from the circumstance of a man being brought before the
Magistrate, Alderman J. J. Smith, charged with attempting
to murder his wife. Make nod its eyesore were crowded
nil!' persons whom curiosity had drawn to the spot. The,
prisoner, William Payne, was brought to the office in the
custody of W. Kenny, who apprehended him with the iustru.
inept epos his perms with a hick he bad inflicted the wounds.
He appeared about 40 years of age he is a person well
know, in the Borough, having fur • considerable period at-
tended the Blackheath coaches. The wife was, by direction
of the Magistrate, taken to the Hospital.
Rebecca Payee, • young woman. about 16 yeses of age,
the daughter of the primmer, deposed, that her father came
home shoat owe o'clock to diner; be took up • rope and
beat her with it, saying, it was because she had pot taken
lwr little sister to school. He thee went to bee mother, who
was staudiag at a neighbour's door, and knocked het down
pith bir fist ; she had given him so proyocatio• whatever.
When she got up, he attacked her again with • rope, sod
also with his Aso I and when she fell on the ground, h• kicked
her in the ribs and in the loins; be then seised. her by the
hair of her head, and dragged her several times up sad down
the helmet. Ile took a kat& oat of his pocket, sod cat sad
itsbbed tier with it, and waif attempting hi thrust it into bet,
when • by-slander, amidst the cries and screams of all pre.
scut, seized the knife, but his hand was cut shockingly.
. Kenny. the officer, produced the kuifr ; it was a clasped
knife, about six inches M length. It was identified by the
above witness. He saw the wife lying on the ground, cover.
ed from head to foot with blood and dirt; • deep wooed ap-
peared i.n her face.
Mr. Wild, • clerk at the police-office, et‘teil to the Alder.
that hy his directious be bad inquired of the --
situation

man, . surgeons
at St. Thomas's Hospital of the of the woman, and
they informed him that it was impossible al present to say
• beast, ihrie was say chance of her recovering. She com-
plained of internal injury ; it was thought that some of bcr
ribs were broken. The bridge of her nose was broke, and a
wound about so inch deep inflicted; she WaS covered with
lacerations and heuises.
The Magistrate asked the Prisoner what he had to say ?
He replica. that his daughter neglected taking the other
child tb school, and that his wife was out gadding, which
irritated him.—He was committed for further examination.
. ,

Last night some thieves stole a quantity of lead
pipes at►d sheet lead from the church of St. Mar-
garet's, Westminster.
Murdoagal, who was lately found guilty in
France of forgery on the Bank of Scotland. he/ ap-
pealed against the sentence condemning hint to hard
labour and the pillory. He persists in asserting that
he only passed himself for his brother, who, be
says, will not fail to conic forward and prove his
Margaret .31'Mahon has been committed by
WILLIAM BENTLEY, E•q. for stealing' a gander.
—((lure Joined.)

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yam 10M M let, that IN 1111111di et i swabs, lons the
the useaisest, switsid Iliiroosupollimo said sold
Wnionslaelaresl and wominiss swan their toots, to pa-
rr he lbw tulip trade. Arsoeffireir so Sol in these days
tbnl day Mid the west rtwoarripped priers.
ins Ilium was sold lor !!be
Atbanieal tefteu
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Mail there was any Wag in ths use, or it was the
possible basely of the flower which enhanced the price, does
net apps•resrtsio • it is eessibtapove die tally of he sge, to
Maw it swab prices were sitisid. la Mt, a collection of
tellp•of Waster IlnieltholwasealWe ma gad by his execiders
imeafteft 01 aN ibe tulips ibefirpwr 41101111101" was She ll-
,wwwite,astil tb• pries we has% usedit was oath le" than
k produced. A Ina Spanish cabinet, valued st
!Il> SOK besides, \PINSON itrassialsnsper Asps.
Oust and oasis pNlsoo NW ins Mai of the same
dnatartse .TitsionoseeSises• was offered for Ibis
&mar I,loel. a year fur wed ram sad every thing to be
ish saimad, wily reserving tbriserease during that time
hs tbralway. Another Restlessly by the sale of his tulips,
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doom of 11,4001. in less teau four monibs. The tulip
snadassa at torch raged to sop* pitch, that the Govern-
ment timmed It swentsary to iebribre; seeordingty, in 1031,
• great (beck was put to it by an tivder wf the State fir inva-
lidating their contracts.
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nuaLts, OC7OOIII I.
Lord Ingestrie and the Hon. -- Talbot sailed
on Monday for England. His Excellency Earl
Talbot remains at the Park.
It is • very remarkable fact, that within the last
fortnight on less than nine churches in the north of
Ireland, including those of Seago, Lisburn, Der-
risghy, Tullylish, Longhbrickland. Dromara, and
Worringstown, have been robbed—in all cases of
the same article, namely, the communion cloth and
cushions. The communion cloth of the church of
Seago was very valuable. A hundred pounds
hove been offered for the apprehension of the sacri-
legious miscreants who committed this latter theft.
(Belfast Chronicle.)
The sacrilegious robbers• of Dundalk church
have been discovered, and one of them is in cus-
tody. They turn out to he some of those unfortu-
nate females who live by prostitution, one of whom
committed a rubbery on Sunday night last in Dun-
dalk, and was arrested on Monday morning, by
Woods and Bia.t, town serjeants and the property
(wearing apparel) found buried in a dunghill, near
her lodging. She had some of the gowns stolen
out of the church made into clothing, and upon
examination before Lennox Bigger, Esq. confessed
the whole transaction.—(lbid.)
COUNTY L I NEILICI.—We have seen a letter,
which has been received in town this day, from
Newcastle, in the county of Limerick, and we are
happy in bring able le state ou its authority, that no
new outrage had been committed there, or io the
immediate vicinity of the place. Stich a circum-
stance would be particularly consoling at such a
moment of alarm, if we could add, that the in-
multusry spirit of a part of the peasantry was sub-
siding at the date of the letter—(Priblin Freeman.)
LATE SEIZURE OF SMUGGLED JEWELLERY.
IVe understand that a strict inquiry at the Irish
Office in London, has, by the direction of the
Irish Government, been instituted into the trans-
action (noticed in our Paper of the 241 inst.) of the
packet of jewellery for a house in this city, found
at the Custom-house, in a case from London, con-
taining some new dispatch-boxes, directed to the
Chief Secretary. It appeared that a respectable
jeweller's house in London were the owners of the
seized goods, and had, through a friend, procured
the packet containing them to be sent to the office
keeper of the Irish office, by whom it was placed
in the case as above, uuder cover to the official
attendant at the Castle. But it also appeared to
the satisfaction of the Government, that the act on
the part of the office keeper was one of inadvert-
ence, he having undertaken to forward the packet
for the sake of safety, without haviug the least
suspicion of the nature of its contents. The goods,
which are valued at GO!. are last to the owners,
have been forfeited, and strict regulations have
been adopted at the Irish office to prevent the re-
currence of similar abuses in future.—(Dublin
Evening Post.)

CORE. OCTOBER 29.
In consequence of Limerick now twin head-
quarters for the southern district, Lieut.-Colonel
Charles Turner, our Deputy-Adjutant-General, left
Cork early this morning for that city.
John Parsons, Esq. one of the new Commis-
sioners for the discharge of Insolventi, has been
employed in this city, for the last week, in hear-
Mg and deciding upon the cases of the different In-
solvents in our city and county gaols. He rat in
the County. Court each day, and closed the faul-
tless on Saturday evening last. Thirty-three were
brought up from the city, and thirty-five
from the county gaol, most of whom were dis-
charged. The cases Mid not afford much inte-
rest, if we except that of a Captain Herbert, who
formerly was attached to the Dutch brigade, and
whose half-pay amounts to shout 120/. per annum.
A host of creditors appeared against him, and from
almost every class of tradesmen, butchers, bakers,
cabinet-makers,cutlers,spirit-sellers,butier-wamen,
his landlords, &c. On the part of these no less than
five attorneys were engaged against him to oppose
his discharge, and be was defended by Counsellor
O'Regau; but the well-known abilities of this gen-
tleman could not smooth overtire various instances of
fraud adduced against Imo. On one occasion he took
201bs. of fresh butter together from a poor woman,
and afterwards disposed of it at less than he bought
it. He was inflexible in refusing to appropriate
any portion of his half-pay to the liquidation of his
debts, and was, after a long and laborious investi-
gation of his vitae by the Court, seratenced to be
remanded for two years. He has been in confined
Silent already eighteen months, and had before made
an effort to be discharged by the Recorder, :hut
under the same circumstances, had been remanded.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Ct. Red. 7611 771 I Indio Stock.. 241
3 per Ct. C0n5....71 76 I Ditto Bonds 676 s 69 pr.
781 I Ex. Bills. Y.... IMO/.
31 per Cent B7l I and 5001... 4 6 5 pr.
4 per Cents... 93! 96 Ditto 5ma11....5 7 pr.
5 per Ct. N.Aun.. 11(1 I Ditto C0m.... 2 4 pr.
1111 I Cons. for Acc. 77! 781 i

• ISLE OP MAN.
DOUGLAS, OCTODIR 20.
FATAL EvtilT.—A fishing
boat belonging to
Ramsey was run down last night by another, and
we regret to state that six lives were lost. Another
boat ran on Pollock rocks here and swamped, but
no lives were lost.—(Rising Mrs-)
The sloop Dealers, belonging to this port, ar-
rived on Sunday last, having on board • company
of the 29th regiment of foot, under the command
of Captain litchi°. The late riois. in consequence
of the enormously increased price of flour, ate, of
course, the causes of these troops being sent to the
island; but we trust the good sense of the people
will not repent such scenes as may render their in-
terference necessary.—(l/eid.j
A Laeutgo ACCIDEMT.—A few days since. as a
Lady of respectability was proceeding in her var-
ying nesr to the bridge at the north of Ramsey.
the servant driving on the unprotected part of the
reed. it gave way, and the parties were unfortu-
nately precipitated a distance of from eight to nine
feet into the tide, it being then high water; but
owing to the immediate assistance of several per-
sons near to the spot, they were happily rescued
from their perilous situation, and miraculously
escaped without serious injury. But had the event
happened in the shades of the night, when timely
aid could not have been preserved, melancholy con-
sequences mast have ensued, and fatal might have
been the result.—(lbid.)
Numerous accidents of this nature hiving occur-
red at the same dangerous place. and some retire-
sentationo having been made to the Conservators of
Highways, it is hoped that the recent event, com-
bined with other circumstances, will speedily in-
fluence their exertions to adopt such means of pre-
' nervation as to prevent the lives of their fellow-sub-
jects being again exposed to such imminent dun-
ger.—(lbisl.)
We are informed by a correspondent, that the
Lord Bishop having been at Peel the other day,
the populace were so delighted at seeing this friend
of the poor, that they rent the air with their Ire.:
quent and loud huxxas, of 64 Long lire the Bishop r
—(Mater Advertiser.)
In consequence of the announcement in *or.
lest, of a plan for supplying the poor with cheap
provisions, under the present circumstances of the,.
country, and in anticipation of the approaching
winter," we are happy to understand that it has Old
with the approbation of several of the respectable
inhabitants of this town, and one gentleman in par.
Ocular has olfered.2o/. in addition to the fund pro- •
posed.
Since writing the above the following sehsclip-
lions have been added
A Friend, by Mr. T. H. Lama llO • 0
Mr. T. avails. b • •
There was an abundant take of herrings off
'Matigheild Head on Monday night last ; the fleet
'of boats came in the following morning, deeply
laden with excellent fish, which sold so low as 12s.
'a cran ; but, in consequence of an accession of
fresh buyers, the price advanced yesterday to IGs.
The fishing last night, we are happy to euderstaud,
was lint kill oarsmanl than the two preceding
nights.—(lb4l.)
The Duke and Dnehess of Athol were to embank
on Monday in the Majestic steam packet, at Gre-
noels, for their seat, Castle Mona, iu the Isle of
Man, and Lady Elisabeth Murray and family
sailed this morning in the Superb foe the souse
place.— ( Liverpool Adeertifer.)
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, Noyampro 1.
Arrived the Crown transport from Plymouth; Pampa!,
A►tiego, from London fur Bilboa ; and St. Helena, Harrison,
from St. Helena, slits troops.
root., Plovrmers 1.
Pat bark the Gemini, Atkisson, for Liverpool with clay,
leaky, and must partly unload to repair.

SCILLY, OCTOBIR 30.
Arrived the David, Damian., from Virginia fur ILossilos;
she is put under Quarantine, in cousequeuce of sis men being
sick with the ague.
DIAL, WOTEXIIIVR f.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Enterprise, Shottun,
from Butirdeaur; Ardent, Boyd, from Belfast ; La Dame
Henriette, Cornelis, fspe Antwerp for Liverpool ; sad sere-
Vit'inure, names uukkown.
• Came down from the River sad rennin the Hannah, Dinah,
for Bombay; Recovery, Dursey, foe lbo South Seas; Comet,
Griswold, fur New York; Ocean, Kidd, fur Naples; and
Nymph, Radcliffe, for Constantinople. The Primer Regent,
Taylor, for Tobago, could not reach the Doom, sad is at
anchor ill the Gulls.
Arrived the Phieton, from Portsmouth, to join the royal
squadron, the whole of which remain for orders.—The west her
is moderate; the shipping ride all well.
uvrarooc., octal'', 31.
The Duke of Wellington, Kerr, from Ibis port for R3hllll,
was on shore at Rio Real (about 30 leagues north of Bahia);
the cargo was expected to be saved and she vessel got off;
stn' bail lost her maintnart Iv. days previous to going en
shore. The French ship Gaston, of and for Barratries from
Havannah, with sugar and coffee, and 80,000 dollars iii
specie and bullion, was Jost ?41b September twelve Pomo
uvo (Havannatill. Tki vessel and cargo lost ; out of 20
Oersouti on board only two were saved.
lts4E or /YT, ocrosis 24.
The Peter Willihm, Angrew, from Stockholm fur Bristol,
put into Lech Braced/ale ou Saturday in distress, and having
rode out the gale until one p.m. on Sunday she was driven
from her moorings, and cast on the rocks, where her keel
gave way, mud her ribs were stove in ; she is to all appear-
mice a total wreck. Crew saved.

sAHIA, nett? an:Fa 18.
itilsiees from Rio Real state, that the whole of the cargo
of the Duke uf Wellington was landed without damage, and
was Ph ipping in Portuguese smacks fur Bahia. The vessel
was high and dry.

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The Clarisse Ann, Green, from Greenock, arrived at New
Orleans 7th September; she was robbed of goods to • large
amount, probably 20,000 dollars, by • piratical schooner
off Cape Antonio, on 44th August, manned with twelve or
fourteen Spaniards. The same schooner hail robbed a few
hours before the British brig Neptune, Kelly, from Jamaica
to St. John's, N.B. of all their clothes, and 5,000 dollars mu
specie.
The schooner Orleans, from Philadelphia fur New Orleans,
was rubbed by a corvette of goods tv the amount of 60,000
dollars.

The official return of the average prices of grain
fo► the 'reek ending the 27th ult. is as follows :•••
Wheat. 565.3 d. ; Rye, 20:4. Sd. ; Barley, 295. 4d. ;
Oats, 21s. Id.; Beans, 29:4. sd. ; Peas, 325. sd.
It appears, therefore, that since the preceding re-
turn, the average price of Wheat has fallen 2r. Id.;
Rye, sd. ; Barley, is. 10d.; Beans, 2s. 9d. The
average price of Oats has risen &1., and that of
Pear id.

meartiner AT BRIXTON RIME OP
CORRECTION.

A Omer still hula/ bees erected for do porpoise of giving
employment to the primula, it wee discovered • few days
ego, after they hod dose work, that a quantity of the lour
had bees stoles. The same thing was discovered es the two
succeeding days, sod no pumas Morin acmes to the mill
besides the rigou rs. eacept the gaoler mid bis nos, nod the
latter being seen with some watts, he was samseeted to he
the thief; bet open inquiry so aperture wee Amend is the
wall at the hack of the mill, leading into the prisosere
wards, through which they bad stele, the dour sad made
cake* uf it .

MA Rif e rs.
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CORN EXCHANGE, FEIDAT. Not►ttxara f.
The supply of must Grass this week has hero hat mode.
►ate in comparison with former arrivals, yet we have very
little demand for Wheat, eacept prime samples of Dew, Shut
are is perfect roaditiou, and which sold oe full as good
terms as on klowday ; bet alt other illmeriptions continue
eery heavy in sale, at rather lower prices. Buhl js 2•. per
quarter lower than on Monday, although the supply is
small ; but the quantity of this year's growth bele( inferior,
the malt/tors are afraid to use it at present, arid -only ph_
chase select samples. Oats see Is. and White Pease 2r. pre
quarter cheaper. In ether articles there is no alteration.

UXBIIIIIGB.
Corn Inspector.' Ratans, Tstoetose.Y, Novenae* 1.
Wheat, per load l6l —s to 211
New ditto
Barley, per qaarter. 2is —d to 30.
Oats l6l —d to 30.
Beaus 265 —d tie 1111"..—d
Prase
It)r ns —4 to 32s —d

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SALISBURY, OrftWlEll 30.
Wheat Cia to 7141 (hi I Oats— . 11*. 04. tells. 0.1
26. So 404 Od Brans .. 435. Od. to S4s. the

DEVIZES. Noseassa 1.
Wheat 38s 8J • 4N Od I Oats TIN Od s Xts
Barley.... SAs Oil 40s O&M:lssas
VA Sacks of Wheat sold Mi the average at las. bid.

HVNGF.RFORD, ()crone* 31.
Od. to Stu. Od. I Oats..2ls. Od.t, 335. Od_
Barley ..^_s.. (hl. to 368. Od. mesas 30.. 0.1. to 40.. Ott.

NEW BURY, BERKS, povrimis I.
Wisest ?is to no I Outs l7s to 331
Rye .... —0 to —s I Brans
Batley 01. to 34a I Prime 3O. to 31...
Dread, per gallou, Is. 7,N. to L. 911.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Tioesatsza 2.
The supply of Cattle this ;wrote, was hut asiddhoc,
sod the market was rather heavy in sale; the pair.. of all
kinds of Cattle tontinre nearly the same as last market.
The priers of Hay, Straw, and are Clover without alteration.
The following is an accurate 'oatmeal et the prim and
numbers :
To sink the offal per atone of Mb.
Reef....ls. CO. to 4.. 0.1. Head of Cattle lids day:
Ithattou :24. 6.1. to 34. 84. Resin
Veal ....le. 6.1. to ss. Ad. Amp .... 6,714
Pork ....3.. 0.1 to 4.. 184. Cahn
Lamb...oe. 04. to Oa. 0.1. i rigs..... 215
HAY-1/11AHIGET.
Hay.
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llttow

NEIVGATE Aft D LE.%DENHALL MARKETS.
(11) the Caress.)
Beef.... '24 4J to 3, 4.11 Veal 3/1 Oil to 114
Mutton.. 24 4tl to 3s 041 Pork.... Ss Od to 3s b.)

sosmaired, Cavesiisbquiret lir s 1,17 at Mims Mat
iDg to this Moe. .
Trowel Art "" We& his.. tbs Ifighlmise their
*sem ars. Allusrd Map (who bad buss. mks ivied se
the 014 alley), Jams Meillar. sibs Grudip 411814
D..& , alias thask. (who lam dietiseged b prosiososties
this Ism dowitio). Me. Gm.. tad asi Sarotkrs.
The Priseqer Desks,. whilst veer sisaiiostists, ow*
&dawdler weld do for ins of Hoe Akin, who ha saks.