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She now said that she went in danger of her life
through the prisoner's violent conduct, but she did not
wish to press the charge against him.
ect ocd
Mr. CORRIE said he should eventiaally exp .g
security from biro, but hr should now remand bun.
lie was accordingly remanded.
THAMES.
Herman Bartogooki, a Dutch Jew, was brought
before Mr. Yer4iley, charged with embezzling
the,
sum of 501. he had received for and on account of
Joseph Levy, of 22, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden.
Mr. YARDLEY said the most material witness was
the person who bad paid the prisonerand re-
manded llartogocki until to-morrow (thiso day).

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
It will probably be recollected by some of oilt
readers that in April, 1843, a tall, gaunt, and
treinelyex-
derman
repulsive woman was brought up at the
Mansion-house, More the Lord Mayor (Al
Hunaphery), charged, upon strong suspicion, of having
of
stolen a child, which was believed to be the child
respectable parents. The fact?, o they were thenef
elicited were briefly these :—The woman, who wee
the most depraved and filthy habits, had been seen her,
n ging about the metropolis and its suburbs with a chilu
about three years of age, which she, notwithstaddedin t°
its apparent repugnance, continued, or preten,
suckle. At length, in a state of utter exhaustion en"
distress, she applied for admission to the Asylum or
Refuge for the Houseless Poor, where she was at'
tended by a kind-hearted benevolent gentleman' Pr.
Bowie, the surgeon to the institution, who, during
the progress of her cure, was struck with the remark:
latter, and so
able contrast between the woman and the child, the
the evident superiority of form and featur that the
great was the dissimilarity
at once concluded there could be no close relation
between them, and that she had in all probability
stolen the child. Acting under this conviction he,
with Mr .Edwards, chairman of the institution, 0h;
tained a warrant for the woman's apprehension, enu
oa her recovery she was at once taken before the
Lord Mayor. On her examination there she said her
name was Mary Thompson, and that she wes
minded
he
widow of a Cornish smuggler, who coramenu,e,
a small craft called the Mar'y Ann, in which
she alleged the child was born, in the rann,t'
of February, 1840, while out at sea. Suea,
made many conflicting statements, but the °n"
she ultimately adhered to was that the child was hers
by a man named Holloway, and born before her Or'
riage with Samuel Thompson. The child was take'
from her, and on being placed in a handsomely
gloss 1::
be
S
nished room at the Mansion-house seemed to
at home with his Lordship's children, and on
add,heari°g
a piano played appeared familiar with its tones, s
approaching the instrument, spread his little finer
over the keys and repeated "A. B. C. On being
asked what a gold chain that was shown him vves. h
readily gave it its proper name, and said it was a wafhe
guard. He said he had two mothers; his mother ili'. t
country was very kind to him, and loved him, bud
the naughty woman whom he called his and
mother beat him and begged for money, fought: la
got drunk. In his childish prattle with the atti
Mayoress and other ladies, he spoke of his nice nee
frock with rows of buttons' down the front, thit he
had when the woman enticed him from his home w 1,,,
offers of plum pudding. He said his pone Was
Henry Saumarez Dupuis, and that the woman, '')
beat
whom he evinced
the greatest abhorrence, woman, eat
himn for saying his name was not Samuel ThocoPs his
He remembered living at Canterbury, and that •ttl
good mamma had a room like the one he had seen, W,1.,
aofcarpet and a piano in it. In mentioning the cruelty
the wretched monster to him, he said he ow for
burn all his new clothes in the fire, evidentlY r.
the purpose of preventing identification. Oa Setll,
day Mr. Ed wards attended Guildhall j ustice-ree!,
with a respectably-dressed lad, about 13 or 14 Yea',,
of age, with intellectual face and handsome feat.tir.e...!
and stated that the lad was the unfortunate crl..no
~
Henry Saumarez Dupuis ; that he had been t;
or five years with a Mrs. Orton ; and daring' .r ,
last three years and a half he had been liln.e,
with, and educated by a Mr. Williams, in Scott.
land, at the expense of a few private individn.47
assisted with the contributions received at the Wild
Dr. Bowie had settled in Melbourne, Australis, and
had lately sent over for this boy to join him' 590
he was about to start immediately. Alder'?
o 9
Humphery regretted that the extraordinary exertions
made at the time had failed in discovering the lad's..
parents. He, however, hoped he would be successe
ful in his new home, and that he would write and l!
him know how he got on. Oa inquiring how raati.l
money he had in his pocket to start with, the boy ms aid
he bad only Bs., upon which the Alderman orderedano,
from the poorbox to be added to his little store,.
.:,
directed that a further sum of 51. should be rerabitit;
to Melbourne for his use, through the ordinary
spellc to
nel. With regard to the woman, it may be as
viss
state that on foregoing her claim to the child she
ono
discharged, and has not been seen since, eacept oi:' the
get
occasion, when she made a futile attempt to
child n agai
, into her clutches. _

corn, &c.,
THE COUNTRY. MARKETS. f
The following is the official statement of the quantitie: 00
received in the port of London from the poll,
Essex, from the 9th Aug., 1852, to the 14th Aug.'
both inclusive :-- I 4

Colchester
Harwich ...............
Leigh
Maldon

0 A

92
237 -
191
-

c 16
16
O 14

-- i ---
0
-- -02

Igo

Were 275 to 3C/I'
Wheat, white, 44s to 50s ; red, 39s to 44s ; barleir
CHELN6FORD, Arra. 13.—Prices to-day
tO b6s;
chevalier 28s to 33s ; grinding 22s to 28s ;
malt
tridge, 29,4 i
chevalier white, 58s ; oats 19s to 25s Pe", ~F,-11„
to 31a; 3ls to 32s ; boiling, 32s to ""„j), to o'"
to 30s ; beans, tick, 30s to 33s ; harrow ticks,
52 reaA4l4
mazagan, 28s to 325.
COLCHESTER, Auc. 14.—Wheat, white 483 to
to 46s ; oats, 18s to 21s ; beans, mazagan 310 to 0"; 303 '-
and amall 32s to 34s ; peas, white 369 to 385, grey'
32s ; barley, 28s to 30s per qr. 0600
qllO
KIRICALDT, AUG. 14.—The following are the
for old grain :
Wheat. Barley.
First 43s Od 25s 6d as follow.
Second 418 Od —s Od
Third 378 Od —s Od
Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 b:
HADDINGTON, AUG. 13.-7
grain at our market to-day :
Wheat.

Oats.
20s Od
193 Od
183 Od
imperial,
ie followii

ans Be'
od
--
B 9
Q Od
..-
_, od_

Barley.
265 Od
25s 10d
25s 6d
market
do.
do.
do.

re615.0d
otl
o,j
)05 0,-
0i
PriCeS
13035.‘1
Oats. ,—s
219 Od
__3 OJ,I
19s 8J
185 61 o--50 4)15
283 rs., ',6 so ,
21 qrs.' 93 3°o
126 qrs., r• 1 50
6 qrs.,

1293 ‘, -ritt to (
aZ are the

First 43s Od
Second 4os 4d
Third
Total quantity of Wheat ii
Do. Barley
Do. Oats
Do. Beans

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COAL MARK ET.--YESTOIDAT.
Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the mar 143
:5 3Ji
3
Bate's West Hartley 13s 9d Bell ..................... ,4,
6.
Longridge'sW.Hartley
Saddle's W. Hartley 14s Od Hetton .................. 1,",,
Chester Main
14s Od Keepier Grange • .... Os ';',l
North Percy Hartley l2s Gd Pensher .................. 140 'l7
12s Gd Haswell ..... - ........... i.i's
New Pelton Main l3s 9d Russell's Iletton ....•.• 151 Pi
Tyne Main lls 9d Stewart's ....• -.. •• FP Ci'
.•• io 0,,
Rltaavveennsswwoorrtthh'spWel.allwa.r.t
13s
ss
oOdd
LyonsSilheottttoonn
Redheugh Main ...... lls 9d Cassop ................. igs 0`:
ranfield Moor ......... 12s Gd Denison .................... os
ot.!
Main., os es'a,
fantield Moor Butes... 12s 3d Hartlepool ............. os 21
Wellington Hartley... 13s Od'Heugh Ha 11..... ..... . 1.0 :,,,,.;
West Wylam
Wyllrn ..- ...........
.......... 1.24: Gd
Wall's End, &c. rhornleY •,iees ...... •'. 12s 9tl
Gosforth . .•
Harton
„Ike

Heaton
Riddell
Walker
Harvey Wylam (uns.) 12s Od
Eden gain ......
Ships at market,

RamsaYlc arcey2l, Co" Seymour Merthyr And 0 •
Nixon 'g
Cardiff ......... , .....
13s oa
Airdree Stearn ........
163.
208 ...... Sol.
...d4

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rou, mo,
[ ADVERTISEMENT.] —Frightful Caoce
confineineni,
in the Breast healed by Holloway's Ointment and
Mathews, of Bridge-street, Southwark, after her _ossib 7,
had such a dreadfully bad breast that she could not,lliortile;!
suckle the infant : four deeply-seated cancerous, 074 ocer.;
in her left breast, which defied the united exertions ~,,_ shoula
of the faculty to heal, and it was decided that the 10;i, th.e
be resorted to, as offering the only chance of cure. ~,i'n, fiol.
patient positively objected to, and determined on ki ha'; bee°,
loway's Ointment and Pills a trial, the result of Whiell
healed' and
most successful, for all the wounds are now soundlY .9t5, iir'
she is enjoying the best of health. _Sold by all Druq,ondon•
rills..---P- t,
•t Professor Holloway's Establishment, ILt, Strand, Lon
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BIRTHS. Air°.
OF A SON'.
On the Bth inst., at Lansdowne-cottage, of
Robinson. • the 13uJ
On the 10th inst., at Belle Vue, Shropshire,
Mr. George Marsh, Islington,

OF A DIU
11th
On the'lv2tailiv.
On the GlVrFft.
inst., at Plymouth, Devon, the wife of Wolf
r 9
at llazlewood,
Prideaux Fs( Castle, Yorkshire, tb°
Hon. Mrs.
daughter of the late Mr. W.
On the 7th inst., at Pivia—AignitollEnfa; Torquay, Devon( )S_rci
B. Reed
' Esq., of Dartmouth;
.Devon,, to Slartha, th r
NI, ;bite, of Chard, Somerset._
~
On the llth inst ,at St. Edmund's, Salisbury, tbe Somerset._
John William Marsii, vicar of Bieasby, Notts, to'Elleu, °P...ie
daughter of the late Rev. George Radcliffe, D D., Prebeadi"
of Salisbury.

DIED. qbefh
On the 10th inst., at No Ingham, Berks, Anna Eiji , dits
Browne, relict of the late B. Browne, Esq., of the East 0
louse, aged 76.
On the I lth inst., at Forest-hill, Richard Walker,
late of Grange -road, 13ermondsey, aged 70. w,iker,
On the 12th inst., at Doncaster, George Clark
Esq , aged 77.
On the 13th inst., at Upton, Essex, Sir John
F.R.S., aged 75.East,John
On the 14th inst., at Suffolk-place, Pall-mall
Ferreira Pinto Basic), Esq., aged 64.
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