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London, England, 1825-08-09 00:00:00

HE
Wheat, per load of
five bushels -
New .
Barley,

, Mr. Badham had sworn that when
Chenbidge, so Gip had been present, ,
44plberent es improper In his manner,
such was the ease) they had been able
diet such a statement, be might fairly .
statement• had been equally exaggerated.
lii.ditarn went to prove that. while Newbl
tavern, and Mr. Badham wan by. there wet
roe impropriety in the conduct ne Mr. Fris
Mr. Clinton the Learned Counsel regarded
Mr. Clinton was certainly not that pure -'
have the Jury believe—the language whi
vresation with Mr. Clinton. was suitable t
of that young gentleman. Now mark hi
Badman—this latter gentleman described
about to start a school. and look nut for
gynrleman the condi,. .I:Sir. Frank was e
lather and a moral man would be; this
Flank find hie reason and senses about
hoots the company in which he was, and
aeration told* company. He would Ivlve t
Mr. Frank was a man who had obtained
having before been in ataightenett circut
up in expectancy to that fortune which
and under these circumstances, there ..—s great au..
made. because he was a man never educated4ovbevainess,
at all calculated for the acttle.nent of accounts. Tit.-
Otaard of vouchers, and he "was net surprised th-
I Friend (the Senator-General) had asked f
word voucher, for it was a word se often
Chancery and so often undelined—he might
suitor who had been twenty years in the f
such was not a rare instance ; but the -
laded. was not the only one who had
Mr. Propert also said that he called for
Solicitor-(;eneral on f. re t but Mr. Frank
man's honour, and therefore in all hill pectinia
for receipts of rouclicra. Another material
titlark)y in money matters, was, that whet
man had charged hint too much, he pointed
and the coachman acquiesced by abating
was only material as connected with
but it showed that his habits had been allw,
he was now what he was in 1816. a most .
indeed. How did Mr. Frank behave when
Perm from hint ? 9u liar fr,du Graves

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, AUGUST 6.
i Beans, per loud 26s to 301
421 to 54% Pea* . . 20 to 331
. —a to —.% Rye . . --s to --$
3fis to 40$ Tares . - —s to --s

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Town 311 ade, per sack 601 to 65u Norfolk and Stockton 4Sc to Me
Seconds -65 s to 60s Bran, per 9r. - 91 to Ils
Essen and Suffolk, on Pollard, Fins • 16s to Its
board ship - 501 to 553

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is 101 d. for tbe
41b. Loaf. Then are Bakers who sell from Id. to 24d. below that
rate.

SMITHFIELD, 3lown.sy, Attn. 8.
We have a very full market of Beasts, as will be seen by the
numbers: but so deficient is the quality, that the prices of this day
week are readily obtained throughout, and much business is doing.
Of Mutton, though there is also a large supply, the price hut ad-
vanced 4di per atone on last /Holidays prices, and goes off freely.
The best Lambs have also experienced a rise of 2d. The sante
may be said of Veal. The whole trade is conaevently brisk, no
doubt caused by the change of (weather, the late tine Tells having
brought forward many buyers, and we think very little stock wilt
remain unsold at the close of the market.
Beet - 4s 04 to 45 Od Veal - 5a Ski to 5s 8(1
Mutton - 4s 4d to tis 44 i Pork . 4a ed to Gs 04
Lamb 5s 24 to Gs 04
DEAD OF CATTLE THIS PAT:
Beasts, 2963 I Sheep, 23,870 I Calves, 305 I Pigs, 110
HAY-MARKET.
flay (Old) - 41 lOs Od to Si Os Oil
Inferior . . 31 10s Od to 41 7* 6(1
Clover - 51 5. 04 to 81 15a Ott
Ditto (Inferior) . 4! Os Od to 31 Os fp4
Straw . - 11 Ifie Od to 21 5s 04

NESVGATE AND LEADENIIALL—(By the Cares•k)
Reef . 3s 4d to 48 44 Veol p 3s 4d to Ss 01
I
Mutton - 3s 4d to 45 Cd Pork . Ss 41 to Ss 41
Lamb 4s Od to Ss Id

PRTCB OF POTATOES, AtTo. S.
New Potatoes, Ware - 01 15s Oct to 01 is Oct per Cwt.
Middlings - 01 24 &I to 01 31 Od ditto

PRIf

:ES 01

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
aT. TAMS: S'S. WHITP:CIIAPEL.
:;;I i.j,;lli;t:;;;l'l.7;iliiii.j.have c,--p*Al,-,..F;,;k4 L„-„r`h"i7,74 h':, ,i'h'`on'''''l,l rn',:e" 3":4"07.7.`;`;-1,7;...7c That ;as the tire proposition at law-the neat was, that they must
iae that the evidence would be estates In Yorkshire. When Ite recollected the evidence ot Mr. tind wh in the party began to be of unsound mind; if they should
Ditto- Od to 95t Od 1 flay . 70s Oil to 100 t Od
(New) 70a Oil 100 s Ort If'sOd to -is 04
1,117. v clover
h.
Ad
toto
12
os
ltd
Clover erio r -
Town he could not but conceive Mr. Bellamy had been panderig find him tn be of such state. Many opinions had been given by
t apply to have the witness ex- to his pleasures. The Learned Counsel then
.proceeded tat core several medicalitentlemen as to the term •` Junat;c," which lie con_
o ell4-s
Od to 112 s nil
that there was such a witness. ment upon the conflicting testiendny of the medical gentlemen who tittered the Jury ought to drive from their minds, and attend only I 1
36 Od to 4k Od I Straw -38 s Od to ads Od
ion of Mr. Spence good. . had been exandoed. Ile thedpeit It most cruel and oppressive
to what the law said upon the term. [The Learned Commis- Straw - 3
PR It E OF HOPS, per Cwt. A ITG. U.
i their Fore•nan. that every action of the Or of Lila unfortunate man should be stoner read two cases from Vesey, explanatory of the term. The
e Jury. lie appeared before I scanned eta and roads fin sultlect'orliscussiou. lit refl.
„red mat consideration was, the necessity and propriety, accor ing to
POCKETS. BAGS.
Rent - IIIOs to 171 Os Kent - 14/ Os to 1117 no
law of the land, of showing from what time the party was of
Sumex . 13/ 10s to 151 lOs Sussex - 131 Os to 141 11l
elf of the Rev. Ldward Frank. particularly to the evidence of Dr. Burrower', who had examtned 1 the
ursound mind. In investigating the evider.ce of the cue, he
ESaCt . 131 133 to 161 Os Emex . 131 to 151 es
whelming ditty, when he felt him patiently for more than two haul's; and he thought that the
would lay out of consideration a great part of that which related to
were at stake. Il• llonld en. evidence of that eminent ingiyldual, supported as it was by other
Mrs. Frank and Dr. Dickenson, Incense it had but little to do with Fanthain, fine Ill! Os to 001 03--Seconds IA! As toed
81 Ds
of the case in order in occupy testirondy, was sufficient it induce the Jury conscientiously to say
the cese and became there was not proof that it had come 'to the
e Jury, and would follow as that Mr. Frank was a Inert ef'aeuffiztently sound intellect to
knowledge of Mr. Frank. It was admitted, that in October, 1810, PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Stone of WM Mr. Frank was not of sound mind, and it would be the duty of the Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Netters), 25 20
eel by the Learned Advocate manage his awn anal. He ked the Jury for the patient
..kit-
He appeared alone for Mr. tendon which they had paid Ifts remarks, and touted most sin-
ixs
Juliy to pay particular attention to the evidence, as adduced, rela.
hing to say, except to entreat eerily that they wisuld, itly th +verdict, relieve the rnenal cApavtay
PRICE OF TALLOW'. SOAP. &c. per 1121 b.
live to each subsequent year; beginning with the 25th October,
,as she had had no means of of this unfortunate gent erna rem that imputation which had, a
11116, to the present date. On the 24th October of that year, Dr. Town Tallow -41 s Od Yellow Soap . 721 Od
a a hope that they would not he conceived, beermost unju y east upon it.
1
to operate against Mr. Frank. The So LICIT 011-GE WKILSI
-4 Od Cunt
!Tien rose to reply. If he followed
flit ad
‘Yright was sent fur, and he had satisfied the Jury, that Mr. Yellow Russia
-
-30 s Od Mottled rot Od .
of the facts adduced, and also his own wish he would say but a few words, for after- the length of , Frank was then of unsound mind.' The date of the commence-
White ditto
ment of inanity was especially important in the present case, be. Soap ditto -a Od I Graves 201 4tl
e medical men-the effect of the inquiry, and the examioation Mr. Frank had undergone, if
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cause it would render valid or invalid a deed of settlement by which Melting Stuff . 31s Od Cued Dregs eis Od
iinion, in the second. He re. the Jury could not make. up tbdr minds, he had little to hope from
•
a large portion of his property was settled on his younger children Rough Ditto -20 s Od
hat he was obliged to admit any thing he might be enabled telly. lie felt it necessary, how.
by Mr. Frank. The Learned Commissioner then rampitulated
very profligate character ; but ever, to advert to some circumstance,' of the case, and particularly
• the evidence, and commented on such parte of it as tended ulaterially PRICE OF CANDLES.
,decent to an admission, that as to the evidence of the medical gentlemen. particularly as some
to rove the sanity or insanity of the Rev. E. Frank. The price of good Store Candles in the retail shops is as follow:
undnens of mind. That such of their opinions were directlY oho reverse of the lair of England, r
At 5 o'clock, before the Chief Commissioner hail concluded his Candles, per dozen . - 63 Ild to 74
Led, he had no doubt. One as it had existed for four cenies. lie would endeavour to bring
. . .
rely contradicted the evidence under the consideratiou of The .Puiy the evidence on both aides address, the case was postponed until 10 o'clock to-morrow (this Al oulds - P fat
so , day.) s
The evidence' as it previously without entering Into a long detail. On his aide witness after wit,
'et upon the Jury, as to nets had been examine', and (tad HIDES,
been asked either by the Counsel - --- . ------
1 mind at the time. The wit- oe by the Commissioners wher Mr. Frank was in their opinion of COMBINA TION. Best Heifers and Steers, Ordinary - 2s Rd to Its IM
____....,_.- per stone • 3s 4d to 3s Ott Market Calf (each) - Ils Od
hen he dined with 3lr. Frank sound or unsound mind, aml gfte answer had invariably been, that On Friday, Thomas Kirwan and James Keegan appear- Middlings -3s Od to 3s f2d
:at, am: that there was nothing in the opinion of each of thaux. gritssiuses his mina was in an tm.. eel at the Head Police Office, Dublin to answer the CI3III. P• -
net. So that if by chance (for sound state. Those with Led in number to sixteen
eto get one witness to eoatra. or eighteen, and it type at they were as wove, plaint of Niemen. Long and Bone, coach-makers. BIRTH.
, ..
rly suppose that many other tent to form an oplalon - , . as aid-axeihra/ On the Mat alt. at the Pluck Rock, Dublin, the lady of C"I•
Mr. M'illiam Long stated, that Thomas Kirwan was a . • , _
crated. The evidence of Mr. man. Unless they set giy ea& not to-be as- carriage:milker, and bad been in the ecuplgyinent ,el dainctiff.
..x Dick' C.B. &G. ste. of the 42d, or Royal Highlanders, of
Newby was present at the sembled, for they who were isddical men were called to declare 3.1 ewe. Long
for some years. That he was employed on
:here was neither incoherency what was the.state of this 's mind. The witnesses not only
Mr. Frank. The evidence of gave their opinions, but th katrexbeir reasons for these opinions, peace-work, and hail four carriages in hand, One of Which . MARRIED.
regarded with some suspicion. and why they came to suiehaeleNon. How did the cape stand was coach for the the Lord Myor-ea lect, and another for On the 30th ult. at be•vistian, Joseph Templeman, R. rcit
Johns. Newfoundiand,to Mary, fourth daughter of the Wei hors*
are character which he would on the other aide? The witfelee• wevi.eettaioly not very numerous, Lora HoWtl). That he had been paid at the rate of '2l. Bri„to, &I. of Forest Hill.
.;ant.
which Mr. Frank used in con. no more than eight had beat examitted, and they had stated no per week, on account of the carriages, until they should be On Saturday, at All Souls' Church, Captain Duff, 10'h Light
ble to the manner and conduct more than that as far as tit. bud man MT. Frank had not done any fatished, and that on the 4th of June he quitted Meson. Dragoons, second son pf the late General Duff. of Caruousie, 3.3.
rk hie conduct towards Mr. thing to make them think 111. is of unbound mind. This might have ,
~..),.s
jibed himself as an individual been all very true, and latthalr sight, in their hearing, or within "" la
employment without having given any notice, and to Janet, second daughter of the late John Barnes, Esq. of Etts'
t for pupils, and towards this their observation, nothing.tbad ocebrred which could make them left the work unfinished, and in conscydence .
Me,„ Long Fineldn,, Middlesex.
On Thursday, last. at \YAWL Church, Bath, LicutenantXel."l_,
was every thing which a good think him a men of anisound mend. Four of the witnesses, it could not supply the Lord Mayor's and the other coaches Bourne, to Anna, second daughter of Samuel Lane,
this clearly showed that Mr. should be recollected, had given tili opinion at all upon the subject. at the time agreed upon, and were at considerable lose by borough-buildings, Batb.
about him-it showed that he The Jury, then, not onlyAmd set stalanee of numbers, but them
this and similar acts. On the 4th inst. at the Friends' Meeting House, in WegrojerY''
end that he could suit his con- was no cent/let of ntimbrids--ie weight of opinion-no facia, to am. _
110104
re the Jury to recollect that eider on thia_id4e at the cite. Its would now refer to the observe. ,
Mr. Duna appeared as Counsel for Kirwan, and argued John Gurnei Fry, ekleat son of Joseph Fry, of Plaskct ,
ained a considerable fortune, lion. °flue Pfdeourable, aiwarned, and very eloquent Friend; Mr. at considerable length to show t , , Fat as a workman en- Essex, to azhael, third daughtei ed. Jacob Foster RrYn'a"
South Lambeth.
umstances, yet always looking Broeyphans, a man who, ■se ahtsidnene, possessed every quality that gagel on )tiro-work, he tvaa not within the meaning of the _,.. as be afterwards succeeded to, could make him lbettaidalar. :That' IR:meet Gentleman had de- 'Hamm.
DIED.
e were greet allowances to be scribed the mute In support efthe Commission at a 'tort of "nags.
Tevil
The Magistrates sentenced Kirwan to be imprisoned for On Saturday last, at the Sanctuary. Westminster, the
ducatod-forlitssiness and not tire cookery," but if that Learned Gentleman were here, be would
three months tied kept to hard labour, fur having left his SmedleY' H.A.le the 7:411 Y• 117 ref his °Re*
of accounts. They had all ask him of the "negative cookery" of Mt own ease, to which he ~ • . ._ . . acer
On the 6th met. at Rfiesboreugh, In the county of Irmo. ,
surprised that his Learned thought the epithet might bw menerrly applimi. If there waso
Rork •Itb his employers unfinished.
87. the' Rev. John Lemon' Hamilton, A. M. Rector of it.
ked for a definition c f the arty one swoOrsimatlneis mare •di another, it was that of this Mr. Dunn then gave notice of Kirwan's intention to Ilp- pariah, eldest son of
be late Vice•Admind Thomas liamilm• -
often used in the Court of man, who wit so blindohef be cool not ace two yards before him, peal to the Court of Sessions against: the decision of the On the 3lst December Litt; at Rangoon, of wounds received :
might quote the instance of a was about to visit the afeltedwd at Rheims to see, as far as a blind llagisteates. action, Captain George Ward Clark, of the 134 i Regiment
5,
t the Court of Chancery, and man could see, the coragatlenefilleßingof Preece. The lathe-
witness to shorn lie had al. deal at Rheims, said t - -•- . , (and he had witnessed On Wednesday, Andrew M' 1 H 1
))liner ant ug t Rogers, two Essex'lntiintry, eldeattOn of the lute Ge, cgs Clark, Esq. ll'ert Hair
used the words vouchers, for it) was es eatesidee as ,' the, and therefore what was apprentices of Mr. Palmer, coach-maker, were coinroitted to
Oa the 24th of April last, at Slone? Hill Barracks, Jonsic'
'or vouchers, and this set the this blued man to see • • ofAtoging of France ?He prison for one month, and ordered to be kept at the tread- Lieenant Augustus Slay Frulkr.or, 77th regiment, younir
tae
Frank would not trust to any, .then shaded to thee, latbaddiaM I•l'hy was not the mill, for having absented themselves from their work with- of time late Rear. Admiral Faulknor ; 'be has left a widow se
'atilt
pecuniary transactions, called .tom
Gent. w , , PNo answer was
sout permission. These young men were incorrigible of- Sol'. •
material point of his partiespeop to JO. Really 1,6..
___1_:1111111,....) reminded Min of ~ , 1_,..„; 1
Istr
hat when a hackney coaeh- whinDEdohnesel . 2--. L-- ..: in is desstied. Hsi '"'"rs P.,""1 g rePc, Y
mall committed On the 4th Ina,. at Turnhism-green, Mrs. Leech, ndiet cf Ow
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_____lof h. NI • • osta a W kitsaged -5
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))liar each,, is . :veiny a or t
pointed oat the overcharge, sad As - .46 , ..... hstsitssm• I flea Dublin ZrCe7HOU'l Journal. . '
sting aispenoe. This point beer-likeg had
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HIGH WATER 1T LONDOWIIIII29OI THIS DAI
with other circumstances.-- .el tt iina:widi Mo John Power, the tnan who was tried for child manic: at H '
I always the same, and that few
bale the Jury: . "mg the late Assizes of Waterford k Morning .4 min. sacra. I Evening 81 sin after 3.
out important consideration ends IND ......4 ,_,.41e4 __
SP aisa proof nail heron , , -as Well Since married to inwm".1.,....t.....a.............;,..........
when Graves went to take a
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ma :Fin anti with who, iu, i the mother of the infant with whose murder he was Printed at x
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e conceiving that there wee ' did dtey est &UM tenants whaastaidsd chin:god.
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