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slightest, she never having been in the shop above tl
and then scarcely exchanged a dozen words with then3,l
The defendants insisted, in a sanctified tone, that;
complainant had given them a world of unnecessary troy.
and, moreover, was quite their match in the artist
abuse, calling them, amongst other things, "a wrstl
psalm-singing set."
" That I most readily admit," said Mrs. Kelly, 0,
nothing further."
"But how came you to lock the lady in?" asked
Magistrate of the defendant

igistrate of the deten,
The husband said it was their custom to lock the e,
door every morning after breakfast, for about half an
and the complainant refusing to quit, he had no othel!
source.
The ALDERMAN thought it not much adapted for brii,
ing custom to the shop, and wished to know for whet,
pose it was done ; when the wife informed him it vol.
the purpose of going to prayers, and hoped all Christie
did the same. " Well, that's your own affair; 10;
must not lock people up at the same time=-mthere's not tr
Christianity about that; it's a very shameful affair,
you must find bail, unless you can prevail with the
to forgive you."
The complainant said, she certainly wished then tei
bound over; but, at the Alderman's suggestion, cones;
to withdraw the charge on their paying 10s. to the Felt
Charity School of St. George's, which, after rough 1:•
tation, was reluctantly complied with, with the eosti
in addition.

UNION-HALL.,.—Miss Sophia Wemyss, who kee
boarding school for young ladies in Carter-street,
worth, applied for a summons against tke son of
Hall, residing in Cottage Grove, West-street. It aprea
that the young ladiei under Miss W.'s charge, had st
ruins times been subjected to insults and annoyances I
ceeding from Mr. Hall's premises, such as having a'
water thrown over them, &c. Miss W. stated as the"!
immediate ground of her application, that on the Pre/
evening, a pistol had been tired in Mr. Hall's gardept.,
ball from which had passed through the parlour wit,
of Miss Wemyss, :in which room several of the Y
ladies then were—fortunately without doing any Pei
injury. Upon this representation a summons was j 585

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

MONDAY, AUG. lB.—High water 41 min, past
Wind N.W.—Arrived the Thetis (steamer), Tows
from Dublin; London, , from Nova Scotia
lia, Ferguson, from Oporto; Elizabeth Cornelia, Pat
let, from Rotterdam ; L'Euphemie, Rosseau, from Na'
Nottingham, from Jamaica; Matilda, Rothv
from Monte Video ; Dorothy, Dearness, from St. .1011
New Brunswick ; George Canning, Forsyth, from
Breadalbane, Hutchinson, from Faro.

THE MAR KET

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DUR

LNG THE NV]

Wheat.
Per Quarter. s. to a.
Boston. — 58
Gainsborough 61
Grantham 54 66
Grimsby 57 65
Horncastle—. 45 63
Lincoln
Spilaby - . 60 66
Stamford 4B 58
54 64,

Barlvy.

Oats. I 1_3.f.111,

8. to b

5. to s.
19

- 29
30 -3h
25 27
23 30

xt 29
19 22
21 26
24 26
20 24
22 25
20 26

28 82

30. . 34

NORWICH, Aug. 16.
Last Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, were goo--1
vest days, with the exception of a few partial shoviii,
and a considerable quantity of Wheat was secured in
tiling order, leaving lull half yet in the fields uncut, 0,
nearly all the Barley abroad. On Thursday it rains j,
cessantly, and Frithy morning being driscly, the stalla
Wheat has sustained considerable injury : to-day has,,o
beautifully fine, which has kept most of our farmers wt
market, so that we bad but little doing. Old Whe/011
about Se. per quarter, and a few samples of. Nesylieff
from h ss. to 60s. per quarter, according to quality.
is so little doing in other Grain, that we quoted the fly
nominally the same as last week. No alteration is

price of Flour, but an advance is -expected: At
Wheat (per qr.) s3s. 635. 196. I Beaus (per qr.) ...... if )2.4t
4uP
Barley
Oats 24s. 28s. 30s. Flour, fine (per sack)

CANTERBURY, Aug. 16..
einet
Wheat
ty
astni%diaTzhku_irasdnea,y hub
oldtise
White Wheat, and 725. per quarter for Red was ges tot,p I' theirile: si 1 lweoitinlheaotvuhyrelE•alzlinvcaloinalci Wednesday
to advance also, 'and 82$. Ofero
asked ; but as we have had a most delightful eurnMer fel
our millers did not feel at all disposed to make, butt' of select samples at our quotations below. ':ily
ley and Oats were 2s. per quarter dearer, but Beau° w• 11
out alteration. Our samples of new Wheat are of vino
11eti
qualities—some fine and dry, whilst others cannot be lifor
in their present condition. Abouttwo-thirds of the 4.
is safely harvested. •
005'
Wheat, white 67s. to 755.
red —s. to 6.5 e. .. .. Old 6Be. WO.
Barley —s. to —s.
Oats

Beans 34s. to 40s.
Pease 42s. to 465.

LEWES MA RKET.—Ang. 19, 0
White Wheat (per quarter) £3 3 0 to „V, 0 0
Red ditto 3 0 0 3 12 0
Barley
Oats, New 0 0 0 1 3 o
Pease 0 0 0 0 d,
Oil Cake, New l2 10 0 per thousall,

SS
ls
CHESTER.—Wheat, per 751 b. Ps. Od. to 9s. Pd. , Batley,
ss. Od. to ss. 3d. ; Oats, 491 b. 3s. 3d. to 3s. 6d.
NANTIVICIL—Wheat, per 751 b. Bs. 2d. to Bs. Gd. ; Bartel'
qrts. ss. Cd. to 56. 3d. ; Oats, 501 b. 2s. Od. to 3s. Od.

COTTON WOOL.
LIST Of, IMPORTS AND EXPC

iRTS.

IMPORTED. '
Same pe..
This riod Last
year. year.
----
&c. Bags, &c. •
Liverpool 460,147. 589,403
London , 49,127 52,366
Glasg'w 30,407 49,110
Total exported in 1828

Exico:ll3>
Fre—his
iy
Bags, &c. 13310
1,310
44,197.
46,687,

Same peiiod 1927

CATTL.
An Account of Cattle imported E
into Liverpool fro°tbe
10th to the 16th inst., both days included.
Cows Calves Sheep Pigs Horses Gn°3
1,226 307 2,695 2,062 15 ",e

BIRTHS. - the
On the 18th inst., in Guwer-street, Bedford-square' o,
wife of Alexander Llordern, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a ,
On the 3d inst., at Galenbeck, in Mecklenburg Sehlver-,1 %
the lady of George Fortescue Turvile, Esq., of Ifue"3""
Bosworth Hall, Leicestershire, of a diughter.
On the 13th inst., at Sussex House, Fulham, the la"
of Captain Marryat, R.N., C. 8., of a daughter. the
On the 17th inst., at Spetchley, near Worcester,
lady of Robot Berkeley, Esq. jun. of a daughter. it 04
On the 6th inst., at Trellick-terrace, Mrs, Kai
of a daughter.

MARRIED. 4.
On the sth inst., at Berne, at the hotel of the 131;ti4
Minister, Richard Blair, Esq., to Miss Emma Cour"°-
Johnson. Mt
Lately, at St. George's Church, Hanover-NOM"
ra
Francois Jacques,. to Miss Elizabeth Pen
14 ch:y, oft Here
On the 18th inst., at Hickney, the Rev. J•_,,„
Willoughby, William Tringharn, Esq., of Cunningting
place, St. John's-wood-road, to Mary Dale, YotIZ
daughter of the late James Parkinson, Esq., of klezw
square.
—off
On the 16th inst., at Liverpool, Mr. James Sh
' t*
of Tower-street, London, to Louisa, fifth daughter of tl'
late Mi. Benjamin Walker, of Mile-end, Middlesex. ,
On the 18th inst., at Marylebone Church,•by the vfeck
Rev. the Dean of Bangor, Thomas Browne, Esq., of Mot
lington Hall, Montgomeryshire; to Marianna, eldest (laugh,"
of theiate Major A. R. Hayland, of the 40th Foot; sou
Bailin Temple, county of Londonderry, Ireland. t
On the 19th inst., at St. George's Church, Ifaiwitoeoti
Square, by the Rev. P. E. Boissier, Lieutenant-Col,
Dumaresq, to Elizabeth Sophia, daughter of the late
Augustus Richard Butler Danvers, of Switbland
Leicestershire.

daughter °I