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. 1,11! - ' Ldif NOTICES. Ihe was astonished at receiving the geieeries from Mr. Stanley, of arm, nnd ran in the same direction his confidantes had
whom he had not the slightest kitowleea;e. - but being olosely pinned by Mr. Nicholls, he threw dow ' Rum and Brand are u• *ii b •
parcels offering at any setlaction. Ihe it:Nutrias after Genoa have
SMING4 IN .THE LVENT DEBTORS' COURT The coachman W2S then examined-Hee Mewed that be had -.bundle, saws% apprehended. i . subeided.
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,i 3, QUESTIONS ON THE LA wOF INSURANCE. .. y q ite hcoonst,!ra !e; c.iteesn.farrelnu, eie3itsift,r,::.
In tbe case of Creagh and Page, tried in Dublin at the TOBACCO-There are no luncheon whatever to repo T
FOR ralte ld HOF JANUARY, 1826. takeu the paecel to the home in Aldgue afteffillibe boy had called Kearney, a constable, prodeced the bundle, which contained rt. 0,
cia ft ' ; - OILS 0 *PI es
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with it ; and that he tokl Mr. Statile? he Was ie a hurry, and had a quantity of wowing apparel, • red morocco work_bog, gold late sittings before Mr. Baron Smith, some Pointe, of ha- beam is now ailowal to be warehoused five in lace ut Li , .
The C • en of the above Court have a •ed s not time to go after Mr. Hoskitte, who lived ca such e dieiance as ',arches, and ieweitery to a considerable amount ; the whole of portance in this department of the law were determsned, so .- th are heavy, and rather lower.
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antler, isyt on shich to hold their sittings, to adjudicate
engele eutesOttecielly appointed for them respectively, at* suck WI
Ism beat odjeurned previonely :- the Commercial-road ; that Mr• Stanlley might as well execute the which were identitied by Atp, Nichol), as being the Milne the pri- far as II judicial opinion at Nisi Pfilla
order. as.Alr. Poole was impatient ior the goods, and dint 31r. soner hod let fall in his Meta.
Stanley thereupon broke open the parcel. . . elr. Henry Taylor, joint proprietor with Mr. John 'Woodcock can settle or decide
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who* C1(;),11-00N-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Dec. ft
Our supplies this week consiet of 9,0e0 Racks
and 13.300 qrs. of Oats. In consequence of the change %eve '
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' alleadlay, • Ja*. 2 1 Monday, - Jan. ill 1 Monday - Jan. 23 I Mr. lioskios hoped his Lormthip would visit such conduct as had Smith, of the Syniond's Inn Coffee-hoime, substantiated the cludge
reday. -- 31 Tuesday, .171 T u to lay down, -rst tla . , t. ,i cp. ongis, an , Ott qrs. of loreign Ite„ ; ,
them. The Learned Baron appeared, and was understood
-' .. 24 i beemeleseribed in such • manner as /mild prevent future practices of burglary, as he proved that the window Wils shut a short time occasionally, gand 1
petrchi
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neve.doing in our market this morning, and prices of grain niers); , ..,
il 11, ')
esday
previous to the time the privener was seen in the room.
e I.'-- el r.'husdrtiadlys!:- Iri 11%;,,e,.41,:esegly,sie' -r) : etkeonn Malcoit asked the fotmer shopman to Mr. Stanley Mrs. Mary Sniith, wife of the junior partner, deposed that
tae which an Insurance Company would be justified in with- takes place in the measures next Monday. we had but lode basi '
'll4e• 9 " e"-e. 14 Friday. -- 10 Tuesday, - were h ro rt
_Bl whether he heard aiiy conversation between the coachman and his articles now produced .teppe y of her hueband, and t
ITIAMRT. they had been deposited in ea unlocked drawer in the room. same thing, in directiug their agent to retain, and decline
holding a policy which they had signed, or:which was the
considered much as on Monday.
't for a time • and that if a loss under such cir- UXBRIDGE.
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The Outman replied in the negative; hut of tbis he was posi- The prisoner made no defence, and wae fully committed for trial. delivering t , , • ,
. .1 t . LA W INTELLIGENCE. - tive, that Mr. Stanley was vexed at his not having detained the
_RTOROUGH•STREET. cumstances, should be incurred by the insurer, it would be .
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bad Corn!sispector's Return, Dee. 29.
- IV Os to 20/ Os
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ring nearly the whole of yesterday, Mr. Bade uarter - . . 11 les to 21 3a I
; notoi.vmr DEBTORS' COURT, I/111MT, Disc. 30. The coachman was again called, and in answer to the question MastitEtartMitAs.
be first said he Coweetv, the sitting Magistrate, was engaged in hearing charges the other hand, there must be a moment yl Pet q
dansnum absnue inpiria,frotn which no right of action would Vi iPe
accrue. But, on
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W. 'R.,ollambers, Esq. was brought up for a rehearing of his whethey he had called twice at the shop in Aldgate,
phad not, hut he afterwards qualified the negative by saying he did of assaults preferred by the offimrs and constables against various bed •
an circumstances un
personages who were at 'he masquerade at the Argyll Rooms, but , not a sort of der which an executed policy would Beaas
escrow, hut the property of the insurer, pease - -
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21 10s to m us
. PallsllW, lISWi,'T beers before the Court sonic weeks ago, when his not recollect, as he had so much business to attend to.
ii; - . ' deo was referred to Ale Dense, the Provisional Aasignee, whale , Mr. Stanley, upon being told by the Lord Mayor a second time amongst them the only one of interest was the following. for which, if not delivered to hint, trover could be main- Rye - - - - - 01 Os to tit es
that lie should have produced al r. Poole's letter, said that he ad. Mr. IVatson, a younggentleman, whose exterior was gorgeously tained, and in which, as usual in such actions, demand and NEW BUR V. BERKS, Dec. 29.
:mart woo now' read.
1 , arrayed, and who we presume wu of some impnrtance, as he had
. If appeared dist the insolvent was attached to the army of the mitted that the letter was just stwh as had been described.
, Peteriewla daring the late war, and successivele held commissions Mr. Hoskins declared most solemnly that Mr. Stanley lead at twhh h
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hree professional gentlemen engaged on his part, WU charged 0
refusal, unqualified and unexplained, would be evidence Wheat - -53 e to 76s Oats . . 22„0 els
. f the conversion. The case would be otherwise indeed, New . - -a to -a Beans - ris to :,24
i 1 eirrilltis lif regiment of Life (learns, and in the Ilth, glst, 234, and first denied that he had received any letter or parcel at all directed a mg assaulted C. Frost, a cabinet-maker, residing in New-
if such refusal were on the ground of a really existing - -32 s to 38s Pease - itis to --,
to him (Mr. Hoskins). street, Fetter.lane. Bread, per gallon, Is lid to Is 84
•Sldei iegtenenter of light dragoons. The insolvent also held ME ap.
e 1 I -: t Ala Stanley did he considered iiimsell perfectly justified in Mr. Ernst deposed, that about five o'clock yesterday morning. as lien ;as for the premium yet unpa ,
id or on account of -________ _
' ' of Birradh. ter at Cappoquin, which appointment he
poestreent DEVIZES, Due. 29.
int in consequence of remreset tenons made at the Ordnance Office having done what he had. The meouge brougbt to him by he was standing on the lending-place lit the Argyll Rooms, the de- some known requisites and yreliminaries yet remaining
the coachman was, in his opie ion, quite enough to ;authoriso hint rendset, in company with Mr. John Reeve, of me Adelphi theatre, part of the insurer. 'the Learned w_Whest and. Beans at per sack; Barley and Oats pa %inner.
• Barley
~,' 'l. '''' ,by hiti crediten. unperformed on the heat - 2lis Od to :tes Ocl I Oats - 2u. to ate lid
Mt. Irtituelp opptined the insolvent's discharge on behalf of to open the letter, and dispose of he contents. He had given the came up to hien, and thosgh Ite bad given no provocation, fell on u
full value for the mcmey. him, and struck him several times In various parts of his body. J dge gave, as a familiar instance of the right of an in- g„iey -33 s ed to 44s fd 1 Beans - 24, t, e.;
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1 ' •terS entititorir munett flalway and Smith, raident in lreland.
1111-40 -me; Wolin bad lashed two bills for the insolvent ; one in July last, Mr. nobler observed, that arguing upon the principle which Craig, one cit the policeedfiters, stated, that seeing Mr. Watson surer
.to insiat on the deliv.ery of t.he contract, the
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pat , the. transacuon at - IiUNGERFORIT I
Wheat - -58 s to 72s Oats .
. ANUS. Mal a mend in the following Oaober, for PO Those bills seemei to influence the defendant, a man might snatch mother stritke Mr. yr mit
,he went
nen to them, and requested them to de- a policy signed, the premium d
mimed to be a fair one, and all the requisites confessedly Barley . -32 s to 421 Intto (New) •-- 23; to 32" ' i
. w 4ftwo on Mr. Window, of Craig's.court, the petitioner's man's watch from his pocket, and with propriety send him the US , but NI It atson c un hs as I s
air. %Vann then askal Mr. Frost if he attended the Argyll -s to _.s ,
. d value in in eibreod
.: 10 ." Int, when peesented, they were not accepted, as the agenr ateaspose g g • Performed. In such a case, the title of the insurer to Deana - - dis to tiOn ,
• tetrads in band. Another creditor had cashed a bill drawn •rhe LORD /MAYOR, after having consulted with Mr. IlObleT, Rooms ea an officer !
having the instrument handed over cOuld scarcely be de- SAI,ISBURI , Doe. 27.
to d he de t t at t co c man 3 e
1 t fendan h he a I ' vidence had taken the 31r. Fnest-No.
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" • -41; penis wit* could lave no assets of the petitioner's In his
nied. But he conceived there might he other circumstances Wheat - - Ms to 62s Oats . . eh
. . ras to 41s,
to 23s
pang out of the charge, which othenn'se would have amounted to a Mr. Wataon-Pray ia what capacity did you attnd ? „
. -a to -s Beans - .
•*.- -. , • naiad a debt of honour, due by a Fleffell..
felony ; that the least that could be said of his conduct was, that 3lr. Frost-I went to the Masquerade as one of the company, in which would he productive of the same results. For ex- New . 621 te etJa
- ev odor '"•••• ' We. to the insolvent- As tye'-- insolvent had
Ow ... • • . patens leg whom he it was most untradesmanlike and disgraceful, and that Mr. the character of a sailer. ample, an Insurance Company might at the outset have Batley
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hist claims. Under
itebwitted that the Idol. Public-
Hoskins mi‘lit, if lie thought proper, indict him at the Semitone. Mr. Watson, in his defente, said that be and a party of ladies
i Mr. Hoek ns said he certainly should do eo, for the sake of the end gentlemen had bed nearly the whole of the night at the Mas-
querade, wheo just se they were aboot demoting, the complainant, certain rights; these rights (as of insisting on the perform-
Wheat . 63* to fsike
Barley -32 s to 445 Orl . s -
ance of certain acts by the insurer) it tril,„_ett, by its own led 1 Oats
- ea to 3thi
ten to 58e
•• nar-, GUILDSALL. who was inolie dress of a miler, came up and behaved with gems conduct, or that of its agent, expressly, or by necessary
I'ItICE (IF FLOUR.
polis is 10d. for the
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_rnt-wisker, Charing-moss. to whom William Marshall, the book-keeper at Mr. Hearn's, the King's indecency to three ladies who were under his protection. On hie implication, wave; and after having thus, however in-
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nocently, led the other contracting Party to suppose that Town Made, per sack 55s to 60; Norfolk and Stockton 111 s to 481
WI in pason to appose his discharge. Arms Inn, Holboen-bridge, appeared upon summons to anewer observing, " this fellow ought to be 'routed out of society, the
•- 1 ' ...p.. • - .., . . °A; ~,___' at great length, but without
- ame • - • - %-t• • ar. mot the complaint of eir. F. Rhodee, a grocer, residing in Thornton. prosecutor replied, " Oh, you are the fellow who has milled one - bes to bbe Bran, per qr. - 11. to 12a
. Mr. Prosser then addressed street, Horslydown. ter not delivering a basket which arrived at of my pals, and I will rod! you in return," and immediately began everything was to be done on his part, they should not be ilee"4„, e
Penrod, Fine . le, to eos
4,',0'. o --e-...*-Ic., . . ..,,,,ft , espeetty, upon the iewhenge the inn on Friday night, by the Perseverance, Boston coach, until striking leirn. The prosecutor was joined by Craig, who repre. li ewe' board ship - atis to iffis
11 dto retract, to his prejudice, the waver which had 'tux and &al", °n
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' • " ilk. I' ". 1:: "' :the Coon to visit him with exemplary nearly one o'clock on Christmas-day. tented himself as an officer, and they both fell on him. What misled hint ; and, in•the noel) of this waver, to instet on
The highest price PofßlßCreEadOiFn tßliße }3llAetpro.
41b. Loaf. There are Bakers who sell from [d. to 2)d. below that
epo wea• e
cheMLßhhodes stated, that having received a notice by post that gentleman could tamely permit ladies to be thus insulted by such what he would &Mame that originally the Ce-etpany bad a
• - • gthat the insolvept shoukl be obliged to
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' 11." foe the liquidation of his debts. et would arrive on Friday, lie sent his porter to the behaviour ? tide to deunand. They could net first say to the Insurer,
. . ' Atm' .. .to support the petition, lie contended inn with a note, requesting that it might be delivered to him ; alr. CoistaXT-Certalnly not t but I really think that females .
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. f.- that ffie peftiti• ei • conduct had been characterised by the memo but the porter, after waiting there till eleven o'ciock at night, who stay at maelnerades until five or six o'clock, do, in a great -- -
etther by their agent or themselves, " provided certain cer-
tificates do certain acts, and pay a certain premium, and r
came back with a meseage that the coach had not yet arrived. degree, expose themselves to being insulted.
The market
Isifneils •" theT lie had made no false representations to any of his
Ile sent him again to the inn, between eight and nine o'clock 111 r. Watson-But, Sir, the ladies were under the protection of we wiR insure for you the life of A. B. to a certain
-• ie. enstite4. and would Mtn been able to discharge all the debts due
- le tee-Irish creditors, if he had not suddenly been deprived of his 9xt morning, and Marshall then at first stated that no such gentlemen, and are-- amount ;" they could not then, by their agent (who was ex.
peeted, and there being a good demand foe the pante. every
oppointment as Barrack-caster. It wen no uncommon thing for oeasket had arrived ; but looking* round 'him hastily, imme. Mr. CONANT-I am fully aware that many ladies who are of
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dieter corrected himself, and said the parcel was cariiage-paid, the mom respectable connexions visit nuequereides, but they in ge. their resentative and presumed to be acquainted with
. their rules), receive' .1
the -ocuments without objection ; ac- tphinefitTir Lc:nig le: 77‘
lilyaLthie prices of Alonday.aAlutton we•lver!
nt to adommodee officers' of the army, by accepting ,
- otibeneerlinnY age. twhic4. was the fart), and had been already sent off to Dock-head, neral leave such places by two or three o'ciock. The assault has
lioerel conti.nued4sthe
' iti anticepation of the ethers' pay ; andalthough the bills were
must find bail cept the premium • sign the policy ; and, after all this, and per stone, and at that rate. Veal also had a decline this morn
sil -' I where it would arrive before the porter could reach home. The been proved, and you .
• eel; the ineolvent WAS still liable.
basket, however, was not brought to his house until one o'clock
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Sir Watson-I have bail here. to the prejudice tithe insurer, turn upon him, and allege, ing of 4d. the quantity here being large, but all did not find bu . (
yet%
''.... NT COMinleSiOner RITWDLDS said it would be a monstrous
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_....ir......m55i0n oaf, lannw ehtnndjwilataiceatao deprive the inselyengt of hie liberty; on Sunda.y, and then the porter oho delivered. it demanded and c oia !ONANT-By
ttlie charge-bookt heretisoa second char
received, instead nf the aunt mentioned in the ticket, namely 10d., against you. ge
epvraencticewitohf ttritlietihr,
(taint ancycordtgy WmtihgehfehnaevrealinTielestedandon
Osdatetoe.
5s 2tl I Veal . 41 84 to se 10d
i• ' - el t' fh r cue without a sin le fact havin
• • 7111e7 blishttl which would afford reason to suppoee that the ° ..ans.t. as t le porterage, e sedan . gar wo. a . • • different and stricter terms than those with which they . 0524 1 or - Is 0t054 dd
him giving theman the amount he melted for, :without casting a defendant asked him if he was an officer, and upon hie refusine to „a , , . . . , Lamb Os Od to Oa Od
• .o• s hoot had been guilty of any fraud. From the situettion of the
glance on the ticket. He had been eo often tricked in this way gsve a direct answer, the defendant demanded to see his authority, 1, I (my through their agent) shown themselves con- nnAn OF ceirvt.e Tills DAY:
i 4 ' *sett, Court thud net ceasider it expedient to recommend that
determined now to avail Mineelf of the eo- when he produced his staff, on which the defendant caught him by tented.
Ode that he was p This would be to take advantage of their own Beasts, 527 I Sheep, 4,960 I Calves, 183 i Pigs, 70 i
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Sir. Committionee ltortsts am., thatattehough 31r. Prelates such means, abide by a contract, if the life endured, Hay (Old) - 41 lus Oct to 41 17s ed
. 4 was settled, he would lay an information spinet the porter for across his nose.
, oppOsition to the petitioner in the preeent was utterly ground. d sli out of it, if, before the delivery of their po- Inferior . . 31 lOs Od to 4/ tit Od
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Idle, it *as right to sty that be had done a service to the public licy, the life fell. Thus, in the case before the Court, Clover - • 41 las Od to 51 7s G,l
tection of the law ; and as soon as this question se to the non- the is.'4!er, thrust him up ngainst the wall, and struck him in his Carelessness, neglect, or wrong. A Company might, by HAY-MARKET.
Ditto (Inferior) . 111 IM Od to 41 lOs Od
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1 the Inaolvent's half- haul& be appropriated to the liquidation °
- le • . of-his debit. • es. _ .1 ~,
ting to conviction a persoo, who had illegally entered
tele.leferubail to an action commenced b Mr. Pt er against the •
as 7 delivery of the petal within the six hours allowed by the Act breast ; in setf-decenceswitness struck the defendnnt with his staff
hiii most extortionate overcharge at the Town-Hall, in the Aye, exclaimed the defendant, and by the blow you caused aan P
g , wit in which jurisdiction the offence was committed.
l'he maid-servant and the porter corroborated Mr. Rhodes's Ballard. the officer, said that the perm! who ARS with Mr. Wet- the life lead fallen. It appeared
statement. son.. Mr. Reeve, was during the whole night performing the cha- vertenti lulled
Marshall, in &newer to the complaint, denied that the parcel bad racier of Tom or Jerry, hi •• Life in London," and in consequence further, that, if not inad- Straw -- I/ Ith ed to 2l Os Od ,
h ' h • '" ' ' torrent of blood to cover me and the by.standers.
i, 'e ' e. t indivept. It did not appear, however, that the insolvent Y into a belief that he had done all that was re-
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Ird7: „lams of the crime tor which his surety had beet con- , quired, the plaintiff could and would have complied with NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL-Oly the Canes)
arrived, as Ala Rhndes had taken upon himself to state, on the of suiting the action to the word, was engaged during the whole or Beef . 3s od to
. trivqseolej Friday night, and he produced the way-bill of the coach to bear the night in fracas. When he came ufedhe saw Mr. Wia•on at. wh t v
aeer a It one con itions were demanded ; nay, that ds 44 I Veal - 4s Ott to 6s 41
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Mutton . 3e Od to 4s 4tl I Pork
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. • ' • • was thelimilped to be discharged.
him out in this assertion. lie alleged that it did in fact arrive in tacking Craig, wbo was certainly compel to use his staff' in his he had, in fact, substantially, tbough tardily, thus com- . la Od to as M
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' W aron (a Jew 011110) was brought up on his petition for the course of the Saturday, but he did not think of bringing the own defence. plied; and might have done so sooner, if put upon his Lamb Os fel to Os Od
i O. i re-bent-15, having bees remanded on a former hearing, which took way.bill in which it was entered ; and with respect to the delay. in Solicitor-If you eave any charge against Mr. Reeve, you had guard in time. If it were through the fault of the Com-
- PRICE OF POTATOFs Dee 30
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„ '- I E ati place eighteen months mnee. die delivery, he was unable to actount for it, because, believing better stay until he comes here. •• Kidneys
patty that his supplemental document did not arrive until . 61 10a Oti to 6/ Os 041 pet toe
l Meters Poaaocs and Cooke: appeared for severs! creditnn op-
, Mr. Rtimin to live be-fond the end of the carriage pavement, (in Mr. Watson-If, Sir, you will let this stand over, I shall be Oxnobles and S-haws - 31 lOs Od to 31 15s Od *
i - a fatrMlif the discharge of the pedtioner. HR. HEATH appeared tor which he found he was mistaken) he sent the parcel to the errand able to produce witnesses, who will prove that Craig attacked me after the life had fallen, the case ought, perhaps, to be Marsh Champions - 41 lOs On to 51 Os Od
i 1 e the itsnlyent. tart at the White Lion, Gracechurch-street. What he mid to Mr. without any ploydatiort. taken as it would have been if the document had arrived
i . • • a fecitioner, it appeared, had charged in his sehetindlerta largtei Rhodes's porter was, that if it had arrived it had been sent off, and Air. COWAN T-If you ean prove that, I shall have no obj.eetloo when, but for their own default, it would have readied PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ton of his property as sold to two persons name arnar would reach his master's houte before him. to let the ease stand ova till& future day, but you must put in bad them. Lastly it was roved that another Company was ST. JAMES'S. WIIITECIIAPF.I..
. I ~ft astal Simon Josephs, for which he alleged he had received alr. Alderman LucAs said. as the fact of the basket haying ar- for the first sessul.. ~,r. . ,
1'D.....4 tO have effectecl3 this insurance for the plaint' , i
.ir .f Hay e 635 Od to 105 s Od Hay -70 s 04 to 1001 Ot
's , tattl•loadention• This traneaclion was impugned by the opP°6infl dived at the inn at too late an hour on the Saturdar afternoon to be This was morally done, and the parties withdrew. Ditto (New) -s Od to -a Od Inferior - -s Od to --; 0; '
1 - eddied". whn insisted that the petitioner had no dealings with the
, delivered that evening hart not been eatisfactori y made out, he there had appeared any demur or reluctance on the part of clover . 80s Otl to 110 s Od Clover . 90s Od to 120 s te
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/j' ~ Eire' awned ; that ne such persons were in existence ; and tnat should give credit to Abe Rhodes's porter,
hiyepreeentatlon on hie point was altogether false.
to relent hie charge a r umber of witneeses were produced, who
deposed the Barnard Jacobi and Simon Jceephs were itinerant
hawkers: that, like the petitioned, they were Polish Jews ; that who swore that the de.
fendant admitted the arrival of the parcel on Saturn? morning,
and he therefore convicted him in the penalty of 10s. an costs.
BOW-STREET.
wbaa-in Loudest they lived in the home of a woman narnee Joseph, George William Ifirridge, a managing clerk in the office of Mr. Tw WORSIIIP-STREET.
THI !3ILE TeAtog.-Yesterday a person named Daniel Stil-
well, a iournerman silk.weayer, charged with embetsling a quan.
tity of si k, the property of his employer, Mr. Charles Brown, of
remit), by Hanley, an officer of this emnielieliment.
at Ponkeen-marderre ; and that the insolvent was intimate and had Medra. aeabne and Abbott, soliciton, residing in New Inn, Was It appeared from Ar. Brown's statement, that in the course of
debliege with them weeps sojourning there. It Ina also urged that brought up In the custody or Bisbee', and placed at the bar, on a het !Jeanne die prisoner reeeived feom him a gbusg.ty of silk for
... e petitioner had turreted • tong ;entitlement, that healra‘d eiritrorestil ctangetoari. eme.beisling a bill of dolmas* for 144/. intrusted by a the purpose of manurat turnip. winch, w.ith the _ tns, weightif
' as disseges front wetly noes his flnement, rth ta • c °tient he re of hie pl
af the Comnan whose ent was now sued. This was roved Straw . 36s Oil to 43s ral S
e y ag p traw . 34s Oil to 403 Oit
by the testimony of the agent to such other Company. As to
intentional fraud, no im utation of the kind 1 • h
P restet on eit er
A of the parties, plaintiff or defendant. The following were Kent
also among the opiuions,understood to begiven by the learned Sussex PRICE OF HOPS, per cwt. DEc. 30.
rockeTs.
Baron, during his trial, and in his charge. If the policy Eseee - DU Os to
were not signed, and the insurer ieved by such omis-
sion or if though signed there were an
141ba. Now, and eetee tbne afterwards he returned 105 yards - a ' R ) gee
bas ass. • ins his
pakiafteend from the evi once or Mr, Abraham Jenkins. the manufectudel dna weireeing 41iss. fez- Mr. Brown then stated Puting
p,.opery, *yds, Itruend partneri? ohs Orin, that early*
_Dscsather. I e 24. a lett,s eat the palaver teed ribesoucleal with tbeseenainder.
so Min, yet it di, not appear I e had bees an emu- arri a their office from ColOria Etwards, a client residing In Alr. BaerwYr -What, tild lie not retuza even die bobbfris ?
7 - 161 Os to 18/ Ille Kent . BA! lit* Du e
Church-street, Spitallields, WU brought before Mr. BEsErt an. - to ... ..e
that the • und for dig-
instrument had become his- property, in
such case his appropriate remedy would not be trover, but
he:Would be driven to some other form of action on the Faruharn, fine
- le/ bs to 161 10s Sussex . 151 Os to 18, te - '
171 lie Essex - 15/ 101 to 17; et ; •
23/ Os to 251 Os-Seconds 201 Os to 221 Os
PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Stone of 81b.
Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Metter.), es dd
PRICE ;;9.' CANDLES. -. 1
~
i
141% . dottiest Inientiodas. Camara:so/hire, enclosing a promissory note for 1941., with inetrue. Air. Brown said he hail returned merely the 105 yards of silk, im- d rd' 1
case ;an , acco mg y, there were counts in the declare- The price of good Store Candles ith '-it shop, is as follows . •
n e te.,-.
i , The Carter roemenenowEit said ti
, that me he wea not premmt one to proceed upon it against a Mrs. Anna Maria Jones, the mediately after whirls he absconded. Candles, per denen . . es im to re - •
tion, intended 'to meet this view. As to those which went
when tt insolvent was &fore tbe Court in November, 1824, it drawer of' it. It was veceived in due eoune, and the net:nasty Mr. BEstrr--Can you state tbe nest low of eilk, after deduct- Moulds . . . . 8a Od • i •
I , a., '.
would - • necraparOor him to mad the nat. of the examination writ transmitted to the Under Sheriff of Pembrokeshire for exe-• ing the usual allowance, and the weight of the bobbins? to charge the defendant with deceit, the Baron ^xpreesed
.s''
. 'e. Ivefbee ise pronounced the adjudication of the Court. under this , curios, from whom, on the 14th of February subsequent, at- Mr. Brown replied, that the loss on the prisoner's Icons was doubt, mid advised the plaintiffs considering whether he PRICE OF TALLOW SOAP, etc. per 1121 b. .
'
.• . . •
nuisidentum the insolvent should ba remanded until the 16th of t rived a letter, enclorting a bill of exchange for the sum in ma. Hoe., and on that worked by his wale 21.1). tioz., making alto- would risk taking a verdict upon these. To charge a party Town Tallow . 44a 04 *Yellow Soap -74 s ee „ ,
....2 V' , -
ry wire tbe Court would deliver its judgment. satisfaction of the demand. This letter arriving in the absence
of the partners, was taken in by Kerridge, who, without any The ri I
gethet a loss of 61a los. of silk.
p soner did not offer a word in reply to the charge. with deceit, it rnust appear that he knew or believed the taw •
Yellow Russia - 393 Od Mottled
no ditto -42 s Od Curd - lees 01 '
t DISTRESSING CASE. entation which he was making-to be false. It might, Soar ditto " 86s 01 t t
ot authority to open any letter, or receive any nioney on "cutlet of The Magistrates were cif opinion that this was one of the most "Pres -38 s Od Graves 22s Pe I
.1, , v , fre jellc timidity a respectable looking young female came the finti, dirt open thc one in questioo, and secreted the bill oleo. agffavated ceates of the kind that had corns before them and one to be sure, on the other hand, be said, that the agent of aMe ting stuff . 35s Od Good Dre -
gs _ As ed -
I Nit - roe R piper to the Comenissionere, containieg l Rough Ditto . 233 Od
i chente. The circumstance of the embezzlement was not detected I" h called for the inflicti n ft' fil t t f Ut hment Cornpany must be presumed to be a • 1 'h •
cquaintet wit its ru es
, ~ k'4 - • rola, we understood, from the applicant's mother, a person i till Friday last, when Mr. Jenkins saw the bill in the ension of w aicd d b the Silk Act. u c au
u ex
en
u Pu 9
i • 1,4 Mary Bailey, a prisoner in the King's Bench, preying the Messrs. Ofelhuieh and Co Ikr I 1 I looted "R• ed awTrhee 'y ••
• •
~ lc to as- ane, ent , dew prisoner was sentenced to an truptisonment of three months and race'
p tce, and that a rep!esentation is contrary to a per-
son's knowled , when it is contrar to rhat he is re- Best Heifers RAW HIDES. .
i'l •• to order that she may be allowed out of prison for a few foe Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott, G. W. Kerridge." Alas,. in the House of Correction. ge y p and Steen, Ordinary -2, 0,1 to us 41 '
• Ventre. to Thit a datar who was at the point of death. Mrs. Jenkins and Co. who long since supposed the mosey to have been sumed to know, and he would not say but it might be Per atone -2eBd to 3s. Od Market Calf <each -
' 1 - 8s ed
•,t ',. dliaile 1
y, t apparel ,NIMIS bee
1 n remanded some time since for two p y
lost, bed been called uon b Colonel Edwards to refund the UN lON-lIA LL. added, that in E uit that ma be fra
sse 9 3', y udulent which is Middlings .2s4dto 21 fid I i
1 ' raw, for the feepadulent cileproal oe her property. money, which they had actually done.-Mr. J. having given his Yesterday Thorne Smith and Joint Rdinonds, both of whom not intentionAly dishonest-so a man with fair intentions 1
SHEEP SKINS.
Mr. Comminner jtevsoens having consulted with hie exidenee. ;underwent an examination on Wednesday hetet thisoflid, charged miy itet do that which shall in law am d '
ount to eceit.- Sheep 3s Otl to 4s fid I Lambs 2s Od to 3s Od
It Anotiates (Commissioners Harris and Las), feelingly Mr. Bottsg, who attended for Mr. Hamer. the Solicitor for in conjuncitnn with having committed a burglary and othbery in ne, , e. , ,
- , wonten that dee Court bed no powet to grant • t it suoject Of 1.
. gency, he seemed to 'doubt whether,
; ::
'. en ine young the prosecution now requested that the prisoner might be remanded the house of Mr. Anderson, of Dnehatn-plad, Lambeth, were '""
PRICE OF LEATHER. .1
• , her *pollution, which, he ',chime% this particular cue, they till Tunday we'ek, in order to give time for the bringing up of wit- brought up fur firal examinntion. 'The particulars ef the former though permanently, and for the gefieral purposes of tl • •
le Beat Deeming Hid 180 to 21d I
~ • gently 'tweeted. nesse* from Wales, iodinating, at the same time, that it was pro. investigation appeared in our Potice report of Thursnay, which em. departmert, a person in the defendant s situation ' es •••
-
was Common ditto lad to I d / i
7
• .• Upen learning the decision of the Court, the young woman, who bable other charges "tif the same nature would then be produced braced nearly the whole of the citeumstsones connected with the a . -
gent to the Company, he was not, in the case of each Crop Hides, 33 to nibs,
•• Ot Iwo revious a red ch agitated, became convulsed, and. I s sinst the •
- y ly Pre* MB g pr soner. robbery. In consequeom of the publicity given to the case through 1
• • . - 154 to leid t
!l' '..,'... gobbet* violently. cm:4nm that the laws weTe unmerciful, and I Kerridge, who declined laying any thing in the present stage of the medium of tee newspapers, a great minter of persons whore c 0,,,,,,,,
partteu ar insurance, a sort of common agent for the Ditto 40 to 451 be. - - - I7d to led ;
' I that her Newer would be dead in a few hours. i the business, was remanded aceord•
ingly. housep had been broken into and robbed attended this examine- st-l'eny and the insurer, whether he was not placed in a -
•Ditto 45 to 501bs. - . led to 2014
• to this violent ant distristed state ol fseling she was taken out • calf Skins 35 to 401bs. - - . led to 2frl
.1 ef Cana ft A TTON-GA RDEN. thn, in order to 'dentify, if poesible, any of the property pledged situation somewhet analogous to that of an auctioneer. Ditto 45 to 331bs. - . - 271 to 334
Tow LATE DREADFUL MURDER.-It being generally ex- by the prisoner., in whou possession a great number of thiplicates His agency to the Company, for the purposes of each par- Ditto 53 to 7blbs. . . - 211 to 254
. pected alat the final examination of the parties implicated in the were found. The two women, Ellen Edmonds and Amelia Mar- ticular contract, seemed to terminate in the moment when Small Seal Skins - 191 to 2ld
; ••• POLICE. above hoerid transaction would take place yesterday morning at thls shall, with whom the prisoner; cohabited, and who are stron6l7 that contract was completed, and the insurer entitled to Large ditto - -
. - -
-n --emu- office, the matte +tense curiosity was excited, and various groups of suspected of being implicated with them, were remanded until I • • • - . 1641 to 18d
AN.wgroN-
il-,1121i.:13E.d .
Irish were'assembled in its vicinity long betore the opening of the another day, to give an opportunity for the attendance of witnesses 'lave nts policy handed over. From that moment he op- Tanned Horse Hides . 12d to 163 )
. -
- -
• • A - med ' mem
Ai go's. was asmaissafi doors fd the despatch of butt . . against them. 'The following is the substance of the additional Peered to become either the agent of such insurer, or a Spanish ditto " '' -13 d to 184
-
, n 1 ta account for Wing broken open Apar. Soon after eleven o'clock Mr. Sergeant SEI.Los took Ids seat evidence token yesterday to conned the male prtsoners as having mere stranger and third person at the least. If so, he would COAL MARKET, DEC. 30.
I t % ' atm . LAS Who hal MEW on Mindsets the onatepte Bench, and the night cltarger were proceeded iti Unman- Inievonii.nuanoctinonameednferitindzibbedmit!Vdlr.thAant diree. onisisnremner
p ,-„ i'n de seem a prope P ,
r defendant in the resent action of trover • Skips at Market. Airs Sold. pries.
thank fen 1405t0n/died the content' (IL 103.) to his . __II
• d ectith him in ?teeth-street. Lembeth,.for five reon•tris,°annd ppostng t
. he transaction here to hare been closed, and 4ne ft‘
trent pur we' inwright, the officer, has been indefatigable in his exertions I:sid lgdr ig
rhenwre;ltained ..
--
41!1. .-
- Ese lel foe. • •
isililat the plaintiff could bring trover against any 42s 01
ga, Mr, :istaltlos stated tbat lie had a slope time ago canted on this "mete the mutder to trate out every particular that might tend to fur. e.t. on abo:t five wee.ks ago. During th.e tote of Ins residence „
Ammo. bathed in The hose In whicielMr. Stanley now reddest. n
t eftice elreidatine of the dreadful Odd; and last night, it seems, n
wit Witness:, mith was in the constant habit of call'
mg there, and IT, on the other hand, the contract were not consi- 8 gmteZ &eel! : : 1 : 20e
52s
(sOl tswo ;fa
(Ott
li. . . Illanwrit hie noddy etelibmert was • Mr. Poole. who being in. lie had an interview with the Magistrate (Mr. Sergeant Scion). to both the putout-Its icemen to be en the most familiar terms. Tire dered as consummate and biuding on the Company, then
i dotard to tem • balance for groceries, smountingio 81. 10s., en- whom he communicated the verdict of the Coroner s Jury, st the women, elite, wto cohabited malt them, were frequently together whoever, by his conduct (however inadvertently), produced Ada ' bber
; e • :domed that sum in a parcel to him, directed to the'houee in AIM same Cline stating that he was in hopes that, if the accused persons at the balftinism• ring ro y was committed at day light on Thum- 1,,
the error, which, to the prejudice of the plaintiff had
. gale, no being aware of his temoval from that place, and gave a were remended for a few days, he should beahle to procure the tee- John Woodward, e tool-dealer in the London-road, stated that pre- day afternoon, between Mill-hill and Ilampetead common, by *
. 1 e Itesh Other toe groCeries to a greater amount, fur which credit was timony of some funber witnesses, who, in his opinion, would be on Wednesdey fortnight the prisoneT Smith, to the best of kis be- vented its completion, seemed to be the party against three fellows in smock-frocks, who knocked down Mr. Beason, of
• -:.; is se to have been geven. The tercel had written upon it " Money very material to the ends of justice. lief, called at hie shop and purchased the stock or handle of a whom he might properly bring his action on the case. Carey.street, and robbed him of his watch, and monk., to the
• ' 1 Pagel." vd wos snared in the usual way. Alr. Stanley, how- Mr. Sergeant SELLOW commended Wainwright for his oxen. centre-bit, together with a 7-Bth bit at the mime time. lie did not Whether the person who filled the general situation of amount of 71. The ruffians ill-used him after robbing him, and ,
ions, and desired him to summon all parties that he suspected to take them away himself, but sent a female, Ellen Marshall, for a he was found unable to walk, by Adams, a gardener, on Haver.
. a nelefras
swets.sensw!iangshtebeis pita tr
nthe !only tenon wit.o hal 1 gent to an Insurance Com n 81 Id be l• bi .
Jou . la e, in peril-
of pening it himself, and now anything of the matter, to appear on Tuesday next, when them the same night. Theft artistes were produced by Shergold, stock-hill-row.
I more extraordinary Arty of putting the eight pounds the final examination would certainly take place ; and, accord. the constable, who discovered them at Edmontices lodgings in Gay- cular instances for acts done bY
y him in that department, EXTRAORDINARY NOTICI,--The following Notice an-
• .
.1 -i • lino into his own pocket. He then, without giving any
natio* of tee • transaction to Mr. Poskins, made up gmeeries to the ingly, it was made known that the examination was adjourned
till then, and the persons assembled outside dispersed sadly disap. wood-street, after the rmbbiTy ; mid upon their being shown to
witness, he identified thrum as the articles sold to Smith on the oc-
casion mentioned. I li'l hl' •
ant wi e o ding the situation, must, as the Learned peered lately on the door of a Roman Catholic Chapel in •
Judge conceived, depend, in a considerable degree, on the the west of Ireland :- i
• liELamoitiat ot the gi. tos. and sent them off to -51 r. Poole, se. Pointed. nature and circumstances of each transaction and case ; and Pat away from Patrick BP Dallah !! 1
‘' i nti by • note signed with hie own name, and intimating that The prisoner, Jeremiah Cain, is a native of Cork, and the de- Kerte, a coriosb'e of t lie Surrey watchhnuse, related a singular lie was not frepared tom h • I
y t at, in tle present case, a wroog Mrhereutny wife Mrs. Bridget 3l•Dallah, is again walked awer
it 1 {,. ;,:. . 71.17,,5,a be,rrisd to execute orders yon won weo had beee eueianiere ceased, we understand, is from Connaught. Cain lias borne an circumstance in .co roberatien of the facts alleged against the ilefendant tad been selected, or that the action w 111 with herself, and left me with her foot small childrenand her root •
to- kW pra=m. Xs ROOM
.a. he t 3lr. Hockino became sc. inn epreoanachaatiaelecaehera . .
racter, and has been employed under Slr. Inkey, ralsoners. Ou e.kattinireat 31r, Anderson's pTemi. .
sto after the rob- as
mutated amigo which heel beeehliken of him. he wane ,oeet .1.1 y, en Liquorcd-street, for the lan twelve yeats. ry, mocks do 144 !TT,' dltietiVoalltdcicon the top of the wag brought.-Deblin Peening. Post. old blind mother, and nobody else to look after home and home. i
and I hear has taken up with Tim Galgan the law Fidler, tie .4..'
4 -
.4. ke- AlreeStaeleye find accused lid of having dishonestly ajMee.- '3l3elte39'sed g" a ""uret. lattertrhattbeumwer et emPler I wer 13131613. • - , IV' ismesaates of a men - - es- -.. e___ ____-- same that was pet in the Storks last Easter for stealing Barney ,
• 'natal mosey vrericerind been imended ta discharge a balance, but he coecbited with a !woman named Mary Coffee. by whom he had trod was.ristble. . eha the curieeity to examine both the ALA lIK I.: 'I'S. Doodey'a Gomecock.-This is to give notice that I will not pay for
Air. Stanley edited the ninon with marked "HO( and disregard, a CIA:101y eternal! children. He Was a remarkably sober man, and Prlumers knees, when he observed a long and deep cat upcm
I said he rad nieriey executed an urder sae it r Mr• l'uole to him, and lived happily with his family in Gloucester-court, Holborn. On the cap of Edrnondsnileft knee, which injury slerned to have been -...em5.-- Bite or Sup on har or his account 10 man or mortal, and that sin
• 1 that •ne knew nothing ot any money htended for, or of any letttr the night of the murder, and a fkw minutes before it took place, the recently received, [From the New London Price Carrent.l had bane hilt {DOR the marks of her Ten Toes, near my house
et til t
taut 0, that getalemsto Under these circtimetaned Mr. , watchman on the beat hearing • noise in the yard of the he„, At the coneldiion
•• of tbe above evidence Mr. Chambers, the Finney, Dec. 30. again* PATRICK M•DALLAIL
,
Hooltion aosited to the Lord Mayor. as he considered that it stall ; where the accused pereons reside, went there. and saw the pawner Magistrete, dine tel. the shole of the depositions to be read over COTTON.-The purchaaes of Cotton this week hide been in- N.8.-Tim had better keep out of my Site!!!
earettet were toluated ip.slie eity of Loodon, no man in business I Cain, his wite, daupbter, two other women, amt the deceased. to the Planners, •1 afterwards asked them whether they wished ean bi ; there is little variation in prices. The accounts from . - -
i.•:..' '. - <oul dbe care from plundell The latter and Cain s daughter were trying to expel the mother to say any thing? ' Liverpool date 1,500 bags were sold on Wednesday; the nupket .'"..-
171711 m
A youne man, who had beets in the employment of Mr. Stanley, from the yard ; she had at this time a knife in her hand. and fins. Upen their andenlng in the negative the Magistrate then fully still languid. On the 26th instant, at the Rectory, North Cray, Kent, the lady
deposed Ow lie was in the shop when a boy entered with a money I rishing it about, declared she would murder hint, but whether she committed them fte mai . SUGA R.-The Sugar market opened on Wednesday : there of the Rev. John Charles I.ueens. ors daugh:er.
• have b •
, eared ter 'le Huhn% Witness sent the boy away inforrnie meant the deceased, or not, it was not known ; however, in a few Subsequent to :commitment, a girl named Mary Lawrence, . ten rather more sales this week: the Prices are without the On the2ilth Instant, the lady ofJ. S. Gregory, Esq. of Bedford.,
ett t'nces Mr. Heaton* did not reside there, and afterwards mil minutes after the murder was committed ; the deceased wee hurried who had reeentlyten diecharged from the service of Mr. Ander- slightest variation. In the Relined market there has been an in. row. of • son.
. 1 i it ' , I, soak if the ciecometance. Mr. Stanley, however, " blowed
net keeping the parcel. Neimeday, a stage-cosch- astray on a. shutter to. his house in Obeticester-court, and imme. gen? the OroseentOr hi te teat case, was put to ;the bar, charged
diately stripped of his clothes, Mrs. (Ad was seen the moment 1 n b
w t ro_bing her ;baster ton considerable extent. . Lreeasandieniand for Lump.% by the Crushers, on account of orders
hed foe the Mediterranean; a few low parcels have been MARRIED.
• c then I Iptie parcel, and 51r. Stanley took it, opened it, read after running out of the yard in a state of dietraction, and on meet. Mr. Anderson Mated, hat in coneequence of the prisoner having purchased at 80s. and 80s. 6d., but die general market currency is nth
0 e 38th instant. at el thilewien, Cheshire, Thomas Kenner.,
what c ell with Air. Hoak ins's statement of the comenta, ing a WOITOtiI she knew, the latter exclaimed, " Why poor Fits. been sweeten! to be implicate.] in the. borglery end robbery cum- 81s.. and the hold not i •
no ochned to sell ;in the finer deecription of ley, jun. Esq. of the firm of lientierley, Son, and Stanton. of te.
nods h '
. e and pot the iv. 10e. i.tua his poeket. Mr. Stanley then ordered gcrald ie murdered ;" to which she replied. "Do you think that nutted on his premises. for which oecnee the two men hadjust ; t erels little doing.-Alolassee 30s. Foreign and East India vent-garden, to Margaret, youttgeet daughter of Wm. Hitehin,
l' ; ' - /Ammo lomat* up groceriell, which he epecifisti, according to the
oaks of Mr. pools to Mr. Hoskins, to ilse eyed amount of 10. 10e. Inetous-
Ifeeve murdered him ?" The woman replied, it looked very sus. been
hcommitted, he obtained A search.warrant against Lawrence.
who was executed by Glannon, when that officer uncovered ("Ye! e'••-•rn
u,iiitsni.eintetnualit nominat quotations.
e tnquiries after Coffee by prints contract have Esq. of the abort plue.
1 ,I. fa r . ani t:te gongs were achrdingly pent off te 51r. Pgale.
Mr. Stariey sad the lut witness, who lias his•-diecanted screen t, Another etrong reatee against the Parties ill, (het directly the elements at her tinging" we ich *he had stolen froni his ( witness's) tillteer increased : St. Domingo hoe beespold at 555. and 55s Ild •
man was removed, the yard was instantly washed down, bat not house. The stold artiel:s consisted of, amongst a variety of other „
nail 53a. a /14%...and generally the market looking more fine. DIED.
• • , At hie residence on die el e rine-parade, Brighton, Sir Samuel
Falkin B f '
c er, art. o Ann Alento, county of ('otk. .
had told the truth. but not the Triode truth. The tact was. me, %efficiently to erase the blood, for some was found be the officer things, a silver aehot.box, a After enuff-box. some wilver spoons, 1 hese were no pulalic sales this forenoon, no purchases by private
.1 when he inspected the place. - a dozen and a half of knives sod forks, eight pots of raspberry contract reported. in the 28th instant, 31avy. relict of the late Mr. 11 m. Curling ,
t ceetedtman had culled twice with the parcel. Upon the first occasion
• Wainwright also found concealed under the fire place in Cain's • •
jam, besides a quantity ot candles and imap, all of which articles * et Chatham-plate IValwartit in ev year
f liA.- There is no alteration since the sale, except in Twaokays •• ' • her i-d ' *
be Wynne* the coachman that Mr. Hoskins lived. he Witten*,
soaemeitete in the Commercial-road, and in declines! receiving the room %clasp knife. with the handle burnt off. were minutely examined by Mr. and Sirs. Andereon, and identi- which bdr a premium of Id. per lb. * Lately, at bt. Omer. in the kingdom of France, John Harcourt.
. ' e ed bv them as their two rtv.
penal. Afterwards, however, he wee inSlteed by the- coachman, l'esiadsy, George Cartwright, a smart-looking young man, ti- • • .Pe SPICES.-The sale this forenoon has gone off head! • the Esq. late of Well-hall, in the coliety of Kent, and formerly M.P.
' Nutmegs 96 casks, about 3d. lb. lower than the b i y' for the borough of Leomineter. 11 ereford•hire.
11 ain and stated thatchlr. Poole moat have/ffie amou t was brou ht -fur nee prisoner wee elm silent when asked whether she hid an
mile ag , a g bc eW. L. RociEas, Esq. under the following y per pu I c sale of On
• ' thing to urge in her &rend. this day week, selling at 3a. Id her 'f ' i li i the 27th instant. at Dr. W11118111.'4 Library, Ttedcross.street,
4 a order, and that heildr.tqattlert must execute It; 40 open toir charge :- ~ rat ln enor n qua-ty fotae ; it 7 1
1' I i -
She was fully committed for trial. shrivelled sold at 2s. 4d •
. , fin casks good Boooooleu ic
___ n t e 5t 1 year of his :tee. Richard Holt, Esq. of Kirg's-mad,
mini end diatom of the content* as had been desellheil. Air. John Nicholls. clerk to a Solicitor, stated that he Was going at 2s. lid. saw Gray's-Inn-lane. Ile h:,41 he'n attending a quarterly treeeng ,
Tin Lotto M AV:HI desired that the case should stand over until OM from his office in Symond's Inn on the evening of Wednee- i„ , SA LTPETRE.-Thetre halt been considerable h of the misters of that tee-tem-el, and hail just seam! himself
pure ases, the
' ' ; '-ei Pk. Poole and Ike madman should be able to attend, and that Mr. day last, between fire and six o'clock, when he obeerdo two MIR.
* rhea are 235. a 245. at the dimner-table, when he roil back in the chair, cid instantly
_Stanley silmalst brieg with lion Mr. Poole's letter to Mr. Hoskine. picious-looking fellows standing within a little distance of one of DISTIIEaS AT BRADEORD.-WE Are sorry to say, that P i
IOPS.-The prices of If.w.i are maintained; the holders do *stet
ill - RI -Thursday the new witneres came forward. The Lord the back windows of the Coffee-house, which look into the Inn. extreme distress connnurs to prevail in Bradford and its „t offer a itehall Levi
ny parcels at reduced prices; them me few saps lately Veilltnoett246/!'4euisltlaTfeginii°l trheuet2Bl seut tylesaurdol'iriinLagle.rh * '
msgor mated Mr. stable, for the triter he had desired him to pro. The window being then opeo. he perdeived another man in the neighbourhood, and which in fact et:chilies to augment. reported.
duce, but Mr. Stanley declared that lie had entirely forgotten that raw, with a bundle is his hand. Mr. Nicholle concluded that The present bad state f 1 ed
o Ite worst tra •
de s such, that the S
1 PELTER.-A public sale was attempted on T eed 111/..11""'"-""'""
wat of the direction of hie Lordelup. they were robbers, but haring to etmenter such odds as three to miders ir bi• ed. ii ay, 30 tons - - -•-• - -.- - --- --.- ---- - ---
• I Mr. Peels depeeed that he had sent the parcel alluded to by Mr. one, he knockal at one of the near windows, and called out for __„l, st
Meaddes, *drat ((daemon, under the rroprettsion that he still re- bele. The two men outside immediately Tan through the Inn, "`""tne -, .
We* Wil Aildgete :he had sot directed the coachmen to give the towards Feter-lane, and the one within soot after laid his heed 0 ne e thigis liratitieorel npulemybeernlTheay lahrnei tiend
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bilged to to a certain quantum of earnings a weck.- si_„nn Spelter ; the first lots taken in at 291 a 281. lbs. th
Smiall oder at 25/. tis. '
HEMP and TALLOW.-The Tallow market is very heavy ; .
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