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end towards hitn, said he would beat out hie brains
fur not having told them where the money was
concealed—[they had found and taken the money]
they pinched the old man and made !inn bleed ;
threatened to come heck and murder them both
if they made-any noise, or gave alarm for half en
hour : the old mare's bed was very bloody.
J. Hickman said, he was awoke in the night by
last witie►s, who told him two men were in the
house, going to murder them. On looking up he
saw them, one of whom seized him, and hurt him
very much, and said he would murder him if lie
culled nit; he called out once, when the man said
if he called out again, he would beat hie brains
nut, and set his house no fire: b 4id he would have
his money, and thinks he was kept down for near an
hour. The Prisoner was apprehended at SAlisbury,
with part of the property upon him. The Prisoner,
in his defence, raid he bought the things.
The Jury found the Prisoner
Thomas Heed, aged et, was found guilt• of
breaking open the house of James Flaytsr, its the
parish of lbsley, whilst the family were emir to
church, and stealing about la including 29 hall-
crowns.—Death.

Fot etx bOs 60s
Rye 2as
Barley 05is YNr
Melt 5O. bs.
White Pease 3os 344
Boilers ..38s 40.1

The Judge said lie should certainly leave him to
stiffer the extremity of the law, as a warning, and
to protect the property of cottagers.
Malachi Thornton, and John Wood.ot.uliao
Brooks, for robbing the I se of Capt. J. White;
J. Hughes, and Thomas Reed, were left by the
Judges for execution ott Saturday, August 18.
The following eight Prisoners were also sentenced
to suffer Death, lost we,e afterwards ►eprirved :
Thomas SONS, 40, for a burglary at the Loose of John
Henna, •1 Fratton, POrl Pea ; Wilton, 19, fir tweak-
ing open the house of W. Axteil, in the pa►isb of South
Stumhans, and stealing divers articles ; Anther Smith, 22,
(a soldier of the Slat regiment, rourerned wish Thormusi
and Woodnol) for breaking open and robbing Captain
White's house, at Portsea ; Aka Brannt. 18, for stealing
wearing apparel I.f the value of sa. horn the dwelling-house
of R. Hawkins, in the parish of Crandall, no person being
therein; Henry Trosrb►idge, 17, for breaking open the
do riling-honae of J. Pink, at lartham, soul stealing several
articles of wearing apparel ; William Woods 30, and
7hoonns Wills, 20, for stealing divers articles of wearing
apparel, of the value of bs. at Silborue.

W. Goldson, Alfred Pi.k, and Sarah Prince, who
pleaded guilty to the minor offence of having Bank of Eng.
land notes in their possession, were severally sentenced to
fourteen year. transportation —John Ifollandand John lien.
molds, for an assault and robbery of R. Summers, at Wick-
ham, to be transported for life.—Wm. Todonew, 21, for
stealing a cot and bedding, the property of Lieutenant Steal,
R.N. at Petersfield,
au accomplice, one year to hard labour in the Meuse of
Correction.-IV. Spicer, for stealing twenty-Rye shillings,
the property of R. Waterman, at Henningtou—Fined a half.
penny and discharged.
John Shiplon, 20, for breaking into the dwelling house of
Mr. Gulch, surgeon, at Wallop, and stenhug vierioue. articles;
he entered the house by breaking the carnictit m
When taken with part of the property upon him, he avid he
was glad be was taken, as it might have been for something
worse.

Elias Thompson, lb, was found guilty of stealing a
bundle from George Lawrence, containing a pair of shirts,
stocking,, aid handkerchief, on the Cheriton-road, the pro.
petty of his brother, and was sentenced to fourteen years'
traosportation. Welsh and 111allens acquitted.
The Prosecutor is only twelve years of age.
Samuel Watson, 19, pleaded guilty of breaking open the
house of T. Mills, at Barton Stacey, mid stealing six tea-
spoons, la.—Seven years transportation.
Jairu Goble, for slealiag ten bushels of wheat anal two
sacks, the property of W. Blunt, at Buriton: the Prisoner
was traced from she farm by footsteps across the fields to the
road side, where the traces of a horse and cast were followed
nearly two miles: afterwards, a man who had been out
watching a field, met the Prisoner's earl; suspiciou arose,
and in Prisoner's house the wheat was futiod.—Oue year's
impris sit and hard labour.
Joke Smith, for picking 2S/. out of the pocket of a sailor
at Portsmouth—One year's imprisonment.
Thomas Grant, a blacksmith. fur having used seditious
and treasonable words, opposite St. Johns House, IVinehee.
ter, where a ball being holden, a crowd assembled, and he
was heard to say " I}—ti the King," and damping his hand
across his throat, said, " 1(1 could get at him I would cut
his throat." He was very Wilda intoxicated. IlThesi called
on for his defence, be put in a written paper, expressing his
contrition for the offence. and called his master, Mr. Hobbs,
to his character, who spoke well of him —One month's ins.
prim/omen., and to liud sureties fur good behaviour fur three
year..
11'is. A'emp, late one of the overseers of the poor of the
parish of Noses, was indicted for forgery, with intent to
defraud ; and after a trial which lasted between two and
three hours, was acquitted, un the grouud that as the article
(duck trousers) which lie bail surveil in fur the use of the
poor, and to which the alleged forged rect ipt related, was
worth more than the price (Imaged lay him, the evidence
negatoreal the introit to da fraud, and the Indictment fell. A
bill of indictment was then found against him fur a misde-
meanor and fraud, which he t seal until the next
Assizes, having entered into recognizance., himself in SOOl.
and two sureties in 2001.

PRICES (PP TALLOY
Town Tallow 18s 64 —% lla
Yellow Russia 417 a 6,1 --a 04
While ditio-.46s 011 —a Od
Soar Gil —s Oil
Illeltiog Stuff 38, 0.1 —a 04
Dill° rungla..2sa 04 —s 04.1

The trials of the fifty prisoners on the calendar con-
cluded by twelve being sentenced to mart death (funr of
them left for execution), eleven transported, eleven ac.
quitted, four no bills found, Iwo to remain till Next
Assizes.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, ♦UGUST 5.
- . _

Arrived yesterday the Grecian (ruin a c.uire ; ■nd •u thy
the Eleonora, Sartorial', from Dsnia'e for London; Ilaonah,
Dixon, from Cape Bretou; and the Fuer Biothrr from
Ltinduu.

PLYMOUTH, AUGU.T 4
Arrived off the port the Hannah, IVale, flour; Quebec fur
Loudon.

Arrived off the Port the Sprightly, ifsbi:rne, Gum St.
John's, New Brunswick. fur Southampton; and Cato, Mur-
ton, from Antigua for London—sailed 1.1 July.

The Urania, reported un the Ist is discbarginj; her pumps
are kept continually free.

WEYMOUTH, •HOURT 4.

Put into Puriland Roads last ui&ht the royal yacht wish
hi• 41,0jraty on buard, and sailed Om °turning with the aqua.
drun fur Leland, with a bur Incese at S.E.

DUYVIL, ♦UOUST 5.
Arrived the Lord Si'lmouth passage vessel from Flushing;
also the Lark passage ves.el fruits Calais, and the King
George packet from Ostend.
Sailed this dry lime Cumberland packet, with Mr. Roths-
child and family, for Boulogne.

DMZ., ♦UGUST 6.
Arrived yerterdav and sailed for the River ibe Romulus,
Crawford,from St. Vinceat's; Richard Reynolds, Blake, from
Jamaica; Missionary, —, from Gethgetown ; Gleaner,
Bard well, from Tarragona; Benson, Smith. from Quebec ;
Tynemouth, Cimino., from Petersburg!' for Bristol; and the
Marys, from Yarmouth for Oporto.
Sailed for the River to-day the Prince of Waterloo, Gray,
from Bahia; and Neptunus, Hayberg, from Cadiz.
Came down from the River and sailed the Elisabeth,
Futheringham, fur Jamaica; Wellington, House, for the
South Seas; Mary, Boyd, for New York; and Mary, Tan-
tcrley, fur Malaga.

HULL, AUQUST 3.
GREENLAND FISHERY.

A pilot arrived bete yesterday who boarded the ♦igilant,
Prover, of London, while passing the Humber front Green-
land, with 18 fish, 180 toss. Captalw Prover informed bias
that the Mercury, Jackson, of this port, had 13 fisb,lsotone.

Mil IlilE7'S.
.A...

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AtiGurr 6.
Having a large supply of Wheat this rnot•ieg, and the
weather being favourable, meted • very heavy sale of Wheat,
at a decline of 2s. per quarter, and only the timid *simples
could be disposed of at that abatement, having uo buyers fir
the inferior qualities. Beans .we Is. per quarter cheaper ;
and Oats were dull sale at a reduction of full Is. per quarter
from the priers of this day se might, the arrivals bawling 1,44‘i
very considerable. In Barley and Pease there is no alteratiu:i.
CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN
Wheat, Kent &Essex 36s 62s Grey Pease ....Us 30.
Rußblk 36s 60. Sewall Beans 3111 32s
--Norfolk .....44. Ms Tick ditto

0.1116 Potato .. 23. 264
Poland this 22s .23.%
Fred Out. ....1811 21..
Flour, per sack 3th nu
Rape Seed, per last 4SI 5,11

IMPORTATIONS LAST WRP.K.

&Wilk WbeAt, 2.006; 13 wiry, 734 ; Malt, 2,600 ; o.ts,
18, 940 ; Maas, 2,055; Pease, 659 —lrish Meal, ; Oat.,
I,4Bs,—Euglisla Flour, 7,538 sacks; Ames icaa,3,246

GUILDFORD, Auaurr 4.
Wheat, per lor.ll
Oats, per quarter Ol 19s to 1/ 6s
Rye, per quarter Ol Os to 01 its
Rarity, per quarte►
Be4lll, per quarter l/ 105 to 1/ 164
Grey Pease, per quarter l/ 10s to 1/ 14s

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MowDAY, Avoure 0.
nose was a great supply of all descriptions of cattle at
market this mousing, ilia cunsrq of which the prices are
lower, mid but few buyers. with • err. y heavy market. Hay,
Straw, and Clover, eeinsio at our last quotation. The rot_
lowing is a correct statement of the priers and numbers:—
To Wok the offal per 'dose of 8111. •
Recf....3s. Gil. to 4a. 44 Head of Cattle this lay:
Hutton 2s Si to 31. 10J. Beasts 2 OllO
lamb.. 34 0.1. to 4s. 4.1. Seep and Lanatis....2o,oun
Vea1....35. 0.1. to 4s. 0,1. Calves
Pura... 3s. 0.1 to 4s. 4.1.1 Pigs
'2911

HAY-MARKET.
Hay 3l. 10s. to 41. In..
Clover-- ...... 41. Of. to 5/.5..
Straw lia. to It. I dos.

N E‘VGATE AND LEA DEN H A ILL MARKETS.
(By the Carcass.)
Bret' .... 2s 0.1 to Si 04 I Veal .... is 0.1 to 44 0.1
Multou.. 2s 04 to 3. 04 Pork .... 21 40.1 to 4s 04

LAMA!"

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
RT. J4ll rel. Wittirvcoaert..
Hay 31 04 01 to 41 15s 0,1 I Old Hay 3/12.0d to 4! 4a OJ
Straw // 4. 0.1 to 1/ ltis 0.1 I New ditto 21 10s to 3/ 101 OJ
Clover 3! 3s Od to 5/ Os Od I Old Clover 410.0 d to 5/ 0.0.1
New ditto 21 18a to 31 10. od

PRICE OF 11015, per Cwt.
/tele PIWUT3• XEW IBAGe.
Kent —.2/ 163 to 4/ 4% Keot .... 2/ 8s to 3/ Ils
Sussex ..2/ 5s to 3/ 5s Stiostx 2! Os to 2/ 181
Essex ...21 5s to 31 101 Essex 2/ Os in 3/ 3*
Fat ulmn, 6or, 4/ Os to 81 Os Ditto, second, 2/ 10. to 4/ 4.

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b.
Price of Tallow (se waled by the Tallow Mellen) Is. /41,

', SOAP, &c. per 11210
Yellow Soap. SO,
Mottled
Cord ... 044
Graves 2lt
Good Dregs B4 Us

PRICE OF CANDLES,
Front Tallow Chandlers Hall.
Price of Candles, per dozen, 10s Od—Moulds,lls ed.
ed. per duzen allowed for ready money.

RAW HIDES.
I
Best Heifers & Steers, per at. Ordinary.. 4s MI to Is 11.1
3s 2d to 3s 4.1 Market Calf.. each Ss 0.1
Middlings 2s 10d to 34 041 En. Hone Os 0.1 to Os 411

SHEEP SKINS.
Shetp
Lambs

FOREIGN WOOUI, per lb.
Spanish Sheep, LOU Uelia • • 30 6d a 4s s
-- Sepsis .. 3% Oil s 35 Gil
-------- Soria 2. 9d a Zs 3.1

-- Seville 2s 341 a 2s Stcl
Sammy, Ist bs 611 a 7s PA
241 .. es Oil a 5s 0..1
Bohemia, lit ........ ....• es 0.1 a 0s Ed
2,1 3s Otl a es eti

OILS, per Tan, of 232 Gallons.
New Greerl.W ha le .. 241—a Spermaceti
01.1
Pale Seal. . 301 —6 Pale Raiw •5l —s

COAL MARKET, AuGusT 11.
Ships at Market. Slops Sold. Price.
391 Newcastle
12 Saadi rlaod
1 Scotch Coal

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bonk Stock 2311 I Bk. L. Anu.. 19 7-16 1
9 per Cent. Red. 76 751 I India Stock 239/
3 per Ct. Cons.... 7531 I Ditto Bonds.. 60 59 pr.
4 per Cents.... 94 95 I Ex. Bills, g..... 4 6 pr.
5 per Ct. N. Au. 1081 n I Cons. for Ave.". 751 i

BIRTH.
On Sunday shelf* eh, is Seymour-pine?, Pat k-lane. the
1.301 y of the Hon. Redielev Octsvius Noel, of Minhull
Warwickabite, of a me tool heir.
FALMOVTII, AUGVIT 3. MARRIAGES.

OD the 23d ult. at Arhus field, by the Rey. Dr. Crigan, the
Rer. H. Hudgkinstm, Domestic Chaplain to the Loral Brio-
brouhr, Rector of Arhurfield in Berlahire, and of Shadrling-
field, Suffolk, to Sarah Jumetta Crigan, youngrat daughter
of Claudius, late Lord Bishop of &idor mad Man.
Os Ike 16th of Jelly, at the house of hie Britannic Maj. s-
ty's Minister at Florence, John Shaw Manly, F IMO • r
Vice-Admiral Manly, of Braziers, Olifurdahirr, to ('alli. it.
Emelia, daughter of Sir William Els) toii, Bart. of
foil', Bucks.
On IVedneaday, I he Ist instant, at Gd orge's Church, Deihl',
the Rer. Thomas Romney Ruhinsoel, F.T.C.D. to Eliza, ugly
daughter of the late John Itionbaiii, Esq.
Ou Thursday morning, at St. Peter's Church, Dublin,
Richard Machin Carden, of Fishmo)ne, enmity Tipperary,
Esti. to Emily Henrietta, only daughter of the late Major
Battier.
DEATHS.

Oa the 15th of July, iu Portarlington, in his $Olll year,
Major Cunard' Mercier, formerly of his 111ajtat.Cs 51st
regiment. _

Ou Thursday hat, at CA.llletown House, Comity of Kit.
dare, aged 77, Lady Louisa Catollly, aunt of the tale Duke
of Richmond, and relict of the late Right Hon. Thomas
Couully. Hrr death was occasioned by an abscess is the
hip, under which she had suffered two months.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Nonfat 1 after 7. I &rain 47 idler 7.

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