The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-19 00:00:00

IHE MARKETS.

(From the New London Price Current of August IL )
The demand for Colonial produce and fur the manufactures of
the country continues steadily to improve, and it may now be
confidently stated that there is a general revival of trade, yet there
is no briskness, and the demand for every description of goods
continues confined to the actual demand for consumption.
Carrots.---The demand for Cotton continues very considerable
and the lower qualities of Surats and the better descriptions of
Bengal Cotton are id. per lb. higher. We cannot quote any ad-
vance on the other qualities, but the market is firm, with every
appearance of the revival in the trade continuing.
Corem—The prices of Coffee continue uncertain and fluctu.
ating ; St. Domingo on Tuesday advanced to bOs., since which
considerable parcels of good quality have been sold at 475., to
48s. 6d. ; the prices of Jamaica Coffee fell ts. on Wednesday,
since which the demand has become general. The public *ales
went on with some briskness, and the prices have fully recovered
the depression we have stated. There were three public sales
this forenoon, which continued up to a late hour; the whole
sold, as the demand continues general and extensive. The fine
ordinary and middling descriptions of British Plantation are
again rather higher, with a firnt appearance. St. Domingo is
unvaried ; good ordinary pale selling in parcels at 485., rather
mixed with black beans. The quantity sold was 857 casks, and
338 bags. At the close of the market Coffee is still improving,
parcels of yesterday's sale going off at an advance.
Toriacco.—The purchases of Tabu** for the week ending
last night inclusive, are about 700 hhds. Virginia, but the great
proportion of the sales took place at the close of last week ; the
sales were all Virginia at 2j-d. to Sid. The Market today is
firm, but the demand is not so general and extensive as at the
close of last week.

SUGAR.—The demand for Muscovades this week has been
steady and extensive, the sales average 1000 hhde. per day ; the
prices are gradually advancing, the qualities which are about is.
higher than last week, are the fine above 625. and the very low
brown which are difficult to purchase, under 52t. ; all other de-
scriptions are also a shade higher ; the purchases of Sugars from
521. a 54e. for export are very considerable, and the buyers are
still at market,. The demand for Muscovades continued up till a
late hour to-day steady and extensive, and the Market is so uncom-
monly firm that a general improvement of la. per cwt. since this
day week must be stated.---The letters front Jamaica this morn-
ing are rather unfavourable as to the appearanee of the next crop.
In the Refined market this week there is again a further improve-
ment, particularly for the export descriptions, few parcels of
Lumps are now to be had at 755. Crushed Sugar and Bastards
are much inquired after; the wholesale grocers have purchased
considerably, but not extensively, fine goods fur the home con-
sumption of the country. Molasses are brisk at 20s. The Mar-
ket, this morning was uncommonly bare of goods; no Lumps offer
under 755. 6d. and we think few could even be purchased at that
rate. Crushed and Bastards also in request; Molasses 26a. 6d.
The Grocers are purchasing extensive parcels of Patent Goods
to-day, for home consumption; the prices are generally a shade
higher. In Foreign Sugars the only sale reported is some white
Havannah at 40s. The 728 bags Bengal Sugar were with-
drawn ; the other sale to-day, 333 bags, sold at steady prices,
middling white 85s. a 365. good 37e.
SALTPRTRR.--601 bags at public sale to-day, 201. a 20s. 6d.
Rust, BRANDY', and Ilota.arins.—The Rum Market continues
steadily improving, the chief purchases are still in low Leeward*
fur exportation, and in the fine strung Jamaica for home consump-
tion. Leewarda 2 and S over have been said at 2s. Id. per Im-
perial gallon, and scarcely any parcels of under proofs offer below
that price; the fine Jamaicas SO and 31 Over, sell 31. Id. a Ss. Sd.
Brandies are inquired after, but no purchases to any extent are
reported. Geneva sells in small parcels 2s. Sd. and 2s. 4a. At
the close of the market to-day several parcels of hue Rum were
reported sold 82 and SS over, at Sr. thl. per Itiverial gallon.
Leewarda 2 and 8 over, 2s.

Hors.—The accounts from the country are, as favourable as it
is possible. The duty estimated at 210,00r4.
INDIGO and COCHINEAL.-..The 4111111:4 for good and fine In-
digo for exportation continues conside'Able the request for home
consumption is steady ; picked pareelt command a premium of 6d.
the others 3d, per lb. The demand for Cochineal has revived,
and the holders will not sell tscept at a considerable salvanre on
the late prices.

HEMP, Ftax, and, Tat.t.ow..—The Tallow market is steady
for parcels here, 84s. Sd. is the nearest price. In 'letup and
Flax there is iittle alteration.

Taa...-.llle low Twankeyw antl Hylton sell at a premium of VAL
Per It,. In other Teas.tliere I. no alteration.

' COVENT-GARDEN MARKET.—(Tuts
There was a good .supply at this morning's market, ha the
trade was dull. Spivage being very scarce Was considerably
higher ; toot other vegetable., and English and Foreign Fruits,
were lower than on this day se'nnight.
• s, ct. to 1. d.
Potatoes (per cwt.) 5 0 12 0
Cabbages (12 beads) 0 U 1 9
Cauliflowers
Horse Radish (bundle) 2 0 4 0
Celery I 3 0
Carrots (12 bunches)
Turnips
Coleworts or Greens
Onions
Leeks
Cos Lettuces (score)
Spinage(haltsieve) 1 0 2 0
French Beans 1 6 3 0
Green Walnuts
Damsons
Orleans Home 2 6 0
Common Plums
Apples 2 0 4 0

Pear. (half.steve) 251. d-60 t°
134. 'l6O.
Oranges (Us))
SpanisliChesnuts(pec k) 114
30
30
French ditto 3 0-. 6 0
French Walnuts Y 6 5 0
Spanish liazlentits
English ditto (bushel) 4 0 5 0
'Mulberries (pottle), 0 6 1
Cherries (121b5.)
Filberts ......... .... .
Apricots (ptinunet) 0 0 6
Peaches
0 1 6
Green tines
(Amin theta ( I 2')
Ditto sionll (100) 0 6 14,

HAY MARKETS-41'ms Day.)
(At tier Load of Stt 'russet.)
,I.lrtTattlldutirtettld°w Ha £:1
Ili St;
'1.1'4., j11.55A MO( ri;:tv'ear Strawli l'l 15 to ii
i a 110
'Ye'is'il nay ~. 4155 15 Wheat Ditto
New Meadow Hay ..... 4 5 5 5
Supply Row, and trade rather dull ; prices as last qtluted.
IN l'ffiFl ELL).
..„. 4, .. a ~,
Lowland Meadow 1144'3. !,', tu! 6 Crl°T" HaY-Cen.r."' **A. .' 4"
sw
Upland Ditto ....... ... ~. 4 o 4 0 ans.'estrao“onary Ant ... 11 7 0
RYSNilrasa Hay ..,...- 4 0 5 0 Oat/Straw llO .1 it
New -Meadow fay .... 315 415 Wh./1/ ,Dint's IIV 116
A *resit *apply, and a very dull Walesa rulridaY'a prices.

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GFI EsT ER.IIAII4ET..-41,10.
3s• AL to 19 tiA. Veal , lid. to U. 4d„
8 4 0 0 0 0 0
Lamb 4*, tld. s*. 241.
store 1.,414,,1„ 4 limn 119 to Vta. TILIcs from 209. to 314. each
In 1.4411 lint little was domg, Supply tolerably good, and mid,
lifttse rt.vivett.

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Beef . ...... .....--- ... :.. . s 4 4 2 Veal 4 6 a a
Mutton .. . ............ eite• ls‘.Quarter old dull,lua, to L. twit.
Suckitot ...Ivrosop
ply tolerably good, and trade

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SPIRIT OF TIIE -PUBLIC JOUR NALc .
, . : theie high authoritiefe . NOW that their predictions see examined ; and, finally, it came on to he heard. was complete, and Mr. _Finch liable to his acceptaace,whether the -night of the 2d inst., whieh was that day fortnight, whea a young
.eompletalylelsilied, we:.,think they are bound in honour to before the Master of the . Rolls ; a proof, by the date were altered or _not. •
Mr. Pugh said, that the advantage to the prisoner was this- -weal:auto' Iwiliaihwearul"tolulde ihieimbtaltlesieiUNese-asleatruenidenwlasyingiliani:
l'! . , The accounts from Ireland .are dreadful. Not merely. return to the question, and Gither eceount for their failure, byeethat a suit in Chancery may. be brought to :an ; end
by changing the date of the bill, he was enabled iltetteDchouugniz
to negotiate it , yardeelther very drunk or dying, as he groaned very much. ' She
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or take np the eubject in some such point of -view as that within a very moderate compass of time, .by solicitors .and
after the first bill had been paie by Mr. Finch, on a promise that said, that she had been sent by a watchman on the other side.of
: faction,' with its commoneplaee attendants of noiay. or un-
have' reconimended -illorninE Hciald this and auoth,er still outstanding should be delivered up ; where- the church: He went with het- to the church-yard, Sad she '
' ilerhand agitation, is to be watched by the Government we ', ' • • ' e' ' . parties who atteed to their business, and know -how to
•-• . . .
as, had the three bills all fallen slue, as war intended,
.on the same pointed ont the place where the man lay ; he'found the deceased
'• lilsta tetnine which every instant ittltys explode ;- hut-widens : , The.poitit. in the effair ef the Messi.s. Virtikefields which conduct it. - The decision Of the Master of the Rolls was,
is now peincipally
.diecussed ie. eociety, is the validity of that the Bank had• no right to look beyond tl 1 1t tl •
le ega i e day Mr. Finch would neVer have' paid a shillin on any of them, lying on his side on 'the ground at ;the back of the church. . He
snreading .sicknees, froni nnallayed•hutigere has filled the ttioluaet bile! Icihi mi
il swv iatlsi
bliliosodstyie;k ,h
eantthl
enona lookieidngtheatlahutrfnacteopherisceriavie.ed,
the Manage. In eonsequence of our having' copied a ea, of the executor-e4hat the authority Which they had as- ea !,
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gh t algtervaehoruiedin tahehailtl,
ving received no consideration and Would ha t •
liespitals -with pat ients•, for whom-the 'best Physic WOOS! eagraiiii on this subject from another paper the followin g sumed -in matters of this kind was a usurpation without tion • besides, Mr. 1311 li said the sli tes . '' • •
P . , t of all parties, is by law and found •a considerable quantity o b ood down by his side, and
fp.):
lie otie wholesome meal ; and titehtwels 'of the poor, with letter has bevel addreesed to us by :a ' professional gentle. any foundation in the law 'of tile land-and diet they Were .after it is acce ted without the consen •
~ • • . tenence eminently entitles him bound to transfer the stock to the executor, whenever he a forgery. • The Lord ' Mayor, before whom the Prisoner was upon examining his neck, he discovered that his throat was cut
:- 'Crowded fartilhe', of, ie same' ceSes, three or foue genera- man,' (Whose eitteneive . eel ••
~ .. , _ . • His Lordship not only pro, first taken, was of this opinion; but his Lordship sent the case in a terrible manner.
' :thine, dying in heaps for want of .petatoes and Water, and to;a hearieg on sucha;question 1- , . called upon them to do so.
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e:, ;e. ~ e. , , . eies.....The Writer of the paragraph concerning the case of flounced a rlecree against the Bank, but ordered them to this office, because although the bill was,aceepted in the city, Mr. Robert Sempleeof No• 85, High-street, Islington, surgeon,
ututote horn litter 'weakness, even to cry out tor ;nein.-
.. I which You have transcribed f • • I to the negotiation of it by the prisoner took place in this district
Wakefield v.'`l'erner
~. • , s - , tom anotaer . pay to alt the parties tile Costs Of the suit. The , deposed that he knew the'diceased by sight; havin 1• •
g seen iim in
-, This ie not ati exaggeretesi picture of the ilerrible state of •
paper in your e tit the reth inst., shows some knowledge of the Itw cOnse nence ii that the Bank must f 1f . s b and •the prisoner was brou bt here b one of tl e cit ffi •
q . ~ _ ,ort le atom, a ans ~. , i ... ,• , g. ; y 1y o (ere, and and about Islington for tivelin years. He was called upon to at-
. . , .
Irelandess-Some newspaperS'' mention it fOr the ' sake of of Scotland bt " fttlel " I •S• ' -
_, u a i . earning ie et angerona thing,. and it re- don, that course• of proceeding which it hitherto has fol. "envee' • into the custody of Avis. tend hint on the night of the 2d hist., about AI o'clock ; lie went •
- . - . The prisoner, on being flaked if he wished to sayany thin at t •
conneetnig femme like evcry-other evil wile, pelitieiii eauses quirea a more intileate acquaintance with the aw
prineipltai of that I 1 d pug on e roun in e churc -yale .
owe .It mest not be forgotten, that the rule upon tyllich . g o him, and found him 1 ' th dth h I
or coeselpienees ; but private letters which we have seen titan he seenis to possess, before we conclude, as he does' that Miss a D 1,
, •-, tae .afte wa,s wont to act (though, as it now a ears, present, said, that he ihould wish the cese hi Stand over until lie He sewed g -
up the wound on the spot, and directed that he should
' f I • •i 1 bi 1. .1 ' Tenter is ta •ill into t 1 ' - • • •
1 3 atu purposes a married wonian by the law ot PP . could Win the attendance of his Solicitor. ' The case was then ad- be taken to th orkko h• 1 d
e w use, NV 15 k was one, and witness attended
rom quarters tte most impartia am. respecta e, c eseri ie • ' w' ho 'th rit far dein ) . -
it eit any au o y. _ g so. , , was attended %nth journed - and the- prisoner remanded until 'Tuesday next. It is a hi
Seotland. The rule is laid down in three Latin Words- Colicenslli m there; about two. o'clock in the morning the deceased, in
the prospects. of Ireland at this moment, ars' in inany,•res- • some advanta es. It in fact operated as a protection to •• - •
curious circumstance, that both the proaecator Finch and the pri- answer to some questions which he ptto. hi , ered in
't wutrimouitaa . 'the conset tof t . • '
1 hi pat ttes to become man i t • •g tie d and dishOt - -
• .- pects
.the most gloomy and disheartening that the .writers
fount; wife c 't ' . I
ensh utes. marnage without aoy eeremony, and that . ega ees agents. ie y . . , test execntors ; aed we goner are almoat as deaf as posts, so that every word was obliged horrible 'sepulchral voice, anti said thatuhe had irfinflicatnestlw da
the woun
e have:ever foreboded. With regard to the politics of the age, ' doubt whether its 0 eration in that res eet did not more to b hel d •
e . 'owe into the ear of each.
.• it consent has passed ma be iroved b•an ' ,•t1 • himself through distress of mind, having quarrelled with his laud-
trisis, things have come to to point at which it is wholly wt.. eel- , , y • ~1 .) Y es, epee listisfac- P , . IP - .
)totle ut ge, it toe tact is nispitted. But the 'content m s than counterbalance any otner inconveniences which flowed UNION-HALL.-On Thursdey, Mr. Thomas Hunt, the son lady ; the deceased was quite rational, and continued so ut tl
p o ie
impossible for them to continue. " Let the oppesite
,sides be mutual, serious • rivet& b terson hi ' . - . us
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law of forming from it.-New Ttmes. . - , of the candidate at the late election for the county of Somerset, time of hiedeath ;he 'and his partner Mr. Stephen Clark, attended
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.of the. Cabinet," says one of our friends, " but play at i e
tae eosnection, and'u6iust notyhiave beeaneqa ' e hY
obtained b tile imposition , was brought up to this office, in the custody of Budd, one, of the him ;he died ou Sunday, the 13th instant, having lived 11 days
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ehuttlecOck with the 'Catholic question tor one ' sessioe or fraud of either party. If 60, the ' y -
perty imposed on cannot be POLICE' INTELLIGENCE. constables of Christchurch, Elackfriars, charged with having com- after the infliction of the wound. Witness had several conversations
more, and this countrY (Ireland) will be lost, or kept held to have consente4l, fully and freely. If tf
ie story told by Miss witted a violent assault upon the person of Mr. Venning, the with the d ed
teen , and made notes of whathe said ; his language
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' °illy by conqueet." .We dooot. limit the time ea exactly ; Turner le. true, she' Was induced by fraud, and the ftil;e represen- landlord of the Bull in the Pound public-house, Brindwall, in the th
was . at of an infidel : he told witnese that he was sorry that he
BOW-STREET.-Captoin Moody, of Portland-terrace, Re- • • • - • •
but that such an alternative :will realize itself sooner' or ethers of Wakefield, to give tier consent to the marria l I
ge ; an( patish of Chnit-church. had not committed the deed more effectually,
_and that be had
summoned by
gent's,,park, was . . .
a parish-ofticer on a charge of
have no doubt that, on proof of the fact, the marriage would he Isle
The consta . produced a medical certificate,' describing that thought of destroying himself night and morni ' f l t•
ng or a ong ime.
later, is to tiw its obvious as it' seems to our correspondent. bastardy. A very fine young woman, who, it Seemed, .had been
pronounced, by 'the Courts of . Scotland, invalid. Mr. Yenning was so seriously injured, in consequence of a wound He dissented from a belief in the Christian religion, and compared
; Nor do we esteem it at all necessary; to maintain the a servent to the Captain, and. whose appearance gave proof pre-
solidity or pertional value of ;those benefits which ere con- Augult 18' . SCOTUS. suinptive to the alleged charge, was brought forward and distiuctl that he had received on the back part of the head, that he could man to a cabbage-plant, which when planted grew to maturity,
tended for iisr the Catholics,. ase likely to. accrue
,to The judge, in Matthew Wald, who, on
_beilig asked swore that the I h f ' '
arty accuse( was t e ether of the child of which '
Y not ivithout danger, be removed from his house. • • and. was fit to be cut off at pleasure •he afterwards expressed him-
' wha .1
t s the law of Scotland, as to such minters (mare Mr. SwaBEY was about postponing the bearing of the char. If d • I' '
ge se enrous to we, but was told that was not at all likely to be
thet•n from einanciPation,
.it .is . enough that they feel she was; then enliceinte. On discoVerin 1• ' ' '
g ter situatiou, she said,
humbled by die want of it-that a sense of insult presses riage), exclaims, "It really surprises me to see how little she removed from the Captain's residence to the house of 'a fe d
len . until Mr. Yenning should be enabled to attend, when a person the case, from the natere of thewound he had inflicted on himself:
on them-diet, 'right or wrong, wisely or abatirdly, they ' the peeple bf this country ken about the affairs that waist She rece• I ••• •t 1 I
wet no pecummy assia ance w iatever froia tie gentleman named Jacobs stepped forward anti :stated that_ he could describe within a h 'od • d
s ort pen of his eath he was observed to put up his
' • eear y concern them" A,
Veil may we repeat this excla- from the time she left him.' the whole particulars of the charge against Mr. Hunt, as he hid hands rat if in the act of prayer. He was a very old man, above
' ere, to a man, roused end eXasperated on this. subjectee- . I
- The bloodieet weirs-the most terrible convuleions-has•e mation; for, Considering •the.. tiscility of conveyance to The MagiStrate said, that the young
. womail havio - s been also assaulted by that gentlemen. Jacobs then proceeded 80 years of age, and there appeared (except the wound he had in-
g worn to
tostate, that on Wednesday evening he wee taking a pint of flicted) Uo kind of disease about him. '
'' *toting from causes not in any manner identified with the Scotland, and the 'immense numbers who. in . one wity the fact, Captain Moody bad no other reniedy than to give security
porter in the tap-room. of the Bull in
.the Pound public-house, Thomas Daniels, of No. 8, High-street, Islington, green-grocer,
s • substantial interests of those who figured throughout them. or another are interested in knowing the Marriage Law to the parish. The Captain, howeVer, Said, that as lie denied the
atvhen his. attention was arrested by hearing a clamour in the par- deposed that the deceased had lodged in his house between two
harge, and wes determined to try, the queation whether he was
s Yet_ here:there is actually more than a semiineut at etake. of that purges?, it does seem surprising that the orreum- the responsible oerson or not he referred • • our. Soon afterwards Mi Thomas I-1 t • • .
~. p , giving hail until the ' .. . ' un ruslied into the tap, ap. and three years, and he believed he had lodged in the same hew
, tanees whieh give validity to a marriage in
_Scot-. • ' -
The Catholics ure it betly. liot merely stigmatised by the ..' mese should be decided for er egainet him. Two gentlemen, by parently rather intnxicatetl, exclaiming. aloud " Who, in this room, opwarde of 30 years ; he Was very regular in his habits ; he be-
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principle of their exclusion. from the state, but deeply arid hold, should yet be so much involved in uneertainty.-.-- whoiii Captain M (.1 '
„ewes, was accompanied, immediately entered into dire drink the health of Sir Thomas' Lethbridge, the obnoxious lieved the deceased had been a gardener in 'some gentleman's famile,
'variously injured by it. The helpless and unprotected There can 'be DO question, we believe, that, by the ) •- 1 • •
•t le requitet. becurities. meml •r f ' •
e_ or Somerset." He (Jacobs), willing to have a little fun, and Le was. alloWed a guinea every fortnight by the East lndis
condition of a Catholic ' 'exposed hite for niore than a tee Scotch Lew, it male above fourteen and a feniale alio ,
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.. , 1 e Catherine Hatton, the poor woinan whote Crow *au reported iu good Itp, with a glass of 'gin and water in ' hie hand, and sahl Compaq' •he was very old and feeble and had lately betorne
wry., in..lreland, to a eetirse of the meet barbaroue injustiee twelve Years of age, may, without the consent of parents Tut: Sox of Thursday last, and whe, it ma - '
ybe recollected, was .
" I dare drink Sir Thome% Letlibrid •' h " .'• ' ' •' • ' • ' h•
ge a. ealth ; and then put- vety peevish and discontented, and witness had frequently Mull im
' , Not only were his . rights reduced by Act 'of Parliament, or guardiaes, become huaband aud wife.: Again, nothing charged with creating a great disturbance at the hoUse'of hersteP- tine-, the glass to his lips, MIS about toalrink the toast in a bum- say, " that he wished he was dead, for he was of no use to him-
per, when Mr.
' but the:rights which . weresteaminally left to him, he .was more is requisite to constititte a marriage in_Scotland than mother, Airs. Graham, of liampstead-road, from whom she Hunt rushed towards him, upitet the, gin and self or to any one else." •
shouldered out of, by. a foul and iniquitous tohninistration the expression of the consent of the parties. Tee Nee of claimed an annuity under her father's will, came again before the water, and gave him a sharp blow oo the forehead. The land- The. Jury, after a short deliberation, returned a general verdict
'• of the law. The jurors were Orangemen, and brought in consent is immaterial. We have. heard it frequently al- Magistrate, soliciting advice and 'assistance. Slut liad been locked lord and other persons hearing the row came into the tap-room, of " Ineaniiy."
hen the former in i
,h s attempts to rescue him (Jacobs) from the
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up for a few hours on Wednesday ; but liberated on her promise 'n:o
, Orange verdicts-the Magistratei °hinge, and . signed leged that consummation is necessary to constitute a mar- •
i tches of Mr Hunt who *
est. .• . . , ._, , The
sa.
iiitiit to annoy Mrs. Graham any More. She again repeated her cu • , is a pawerful and athletic •young ' ' THE MARKETS.
"Oratige warrants. ' The. Government, too, was Orange, i'llf• .Ms OPIUM 15 aktogetner unfounded. tan, received a blow that laid hin
. . • . ' elancholy story, statin that 1 f • 1
g ler athtr, waen ouly 16 yeareof • . • t ptostrate on the floor anti cut ' CORN.
end encouraged hofh. 'The creed of a Catholic met hini Jed was nivestved in the fullest and most satisfactory • •
age fell in love with her motl to. I • •'' , . min severely. . GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH
.. • • . . ~ . . ._ - a,w in was two , }ems )ounger, • Ova len oov a ams Imporralms.)
Mr Hunt • h. d e
throtighout the whole' Spirit of oile legishitien, nod ills- Inalthet by Sir illuun Scott,' as our reacers will see, on adtt h
na. at eil to the huusehold of Lady Ormond, and tbat the re- ..., in is e.ence, declared that he hid been irri• for the Week ended Aug. 12,1826, de p 0 ths Returns of the In-
coloured the settlement of thoae lois ;Ito 4. '• i '
ewe:. ons ve ic i
e• i consulting the Report of tile celebrated Juil dl• d
gmeut . e were atilt ot their mutual attachinent was a flight to Dublin where tated, particularly by Jacobs, 'who was exceedio lY ink edent t ' spectors in the diftbrent Cities dT; - first: InFaisland anti W,,..11140.
, grow, out of the treneaetions. of daily life, owl involve mep's by that learned Judge in the.Coneietorial Court of London, they were married by a Catholic priest, both iarties bein 'of that hint on the night in tiiteition ; that in his attempf to pun. hh• .°
Wheat......... 575. 21. I Oats
8ar1ey.........321. I R an
!‘ir.n3nr.ti iseant......-.,-. ,los. 64
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domestic comforts. The . people of thou persuaeibn felt, on the.loor July, 1-811, in the cause " Dalrymple against perstiasion. D 1 'I
eats, aowever, put e speedy ipeCiod toalgiat mar- for his insolence, the landlord, with several •otherii 3•niord ' PRICE OF SUGAR: ed froth 81111°
• - that if the privileges enjoyed under the British Consti- Dalrymple," by Dr. Dodson (1811). • Sir Win. says- riagi of which she (Mrs. Hatton) was the unhappy fruit. 'Her him, anti' proceeded to ill-treat him, •when, •in his 'anpxliet e
yto Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Su r, cow ut
father soon after Went to India, where for many years he was break loose from them all, he gsve Mr. Yenning a shove, and the Returns made in the week ending the lath daygolf Ault tPlB.2B' i'..v.o". -d.
Onion were necessary to the existence of .eivil freedom, ." Upon the whele view of the evidence applsing to this point, Isar ewe, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pa'yable O.- " "It
engaged in the capacity of provider to the British army, in which back part of his head hitting. against the table, he was cut. He
that they lied •eo Hectirity, And . therefore were not fi•ee, looking first to the rule of the general Matrimonial Law tif Europe 1 e importation thereof into Great Britain. -----
'' • Was it Wonderful•that site}, men Phonic! complain inceas -ta tlie priociple which I venture to assume, that such Continues situation lie was fortunate enough to gain the friendship of the added, that Ite was assaulted in the first instance by Jacobs. ' PRI-C-ES 0.-F lIOPS (per Cwt.)-Auu. 18.
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Marquis Wellesley, who ,was then Governor-General of India. rr. Henry Hunt here informed the magistratee, that he had . Pockets.
enntly-or that theyeihould be provoked---•or that they to lie the rule of Scotch Matritnonial Law, where it is not' shown ed on Ale. Vennin that morph'
g g, who was certainly a good l'ent - 91. 0".• 101• os. to 111. os, Keet Bross to 1: °Ol,-;
• that that law •Itae act • ' • •
uallytesiled horn it-to•the opinions of emi- Havin amassed a considerabl 'for
g ~ e tune, he returned with his (:.: ..1,, . ussex 81. 10, 91 Oa to 91 les '
should confederate ? But astonishing it was and is, 1 hut ' noble patron,. 'n whoee e tablisliment he r • ias t trt in eonset uence of the fall he received
1 •, -• . ecewed an appointment. ',.._r 1, . ' • , but he assured him 91. os: 91.* 15s: to 101: 105..• SEussssex .--*** 81"
°lk
" tile,
. iient professors of that law-,to the antliority of text-writers, and Essex. ex ~ , . SI. Os• t° °i• os
tiwee who had experienced even so reeentle, their powtee , He had alwa s shown the reateit rtialit for 1 ( , cal . Hunt) that lie had no intention what •f • d'
y g pa y ler, ,Mrs. bat- ... evel o poceeeing Farnham, fine (Pockets) 121. Os. to 11. Ik-seconds. lie 0,,, la 111. •
to the still higher authorit 'of dec'd I • s/ 'l' •1'
let Lase. „even witeout teeing . againat ins son for the assault. • Old Duty laid at 18.5,000
. ;should suggest as a remedy, to provoke them further, awl iii aid all - ' Y tone and had taken care that she should never want, remitting
, those camel which apply is similar rule to a prim's • •
'
to mcrease.their force by a fresh aggravation of their injii- . epuitz), I think, Al 1 • ''
• 1 e"111
."
°f
uis money to her in Ireland, where she wits then settled, end II The Magistrate observed, that he should postpone the further PRICE OF POT TOES.-Avo. IR
. .. . int Hong compelled to pronounce a judgment r 'fon.
, ries. . The fact. is apparent to common sense, that by per- upon this point, lam bond
tto say, that I entertain as confident an Constaiitly assuring her that he would not' forget her in his will. earing of the charge for li few days, in order to give Mr. Veil- New Potatoes -3/. lOs to 41 los. pe
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.seetition we bave made their religion powerful, and that epinion ea it becomes me to do, that the rule o ' •
f the law of Scot- He married, however, and the result of his second ot •
e mexion, as
; ning an opportunity of attending; and, in the mean time, lie
shmild take the defendant's word to appear when he was wanted. ' PRICES OF LEATHER.
Per lb. d. •d. • Per lb. d. 4.
i to 14
now it persecutem us. .It. persecutes us, .by being thrown land remeins unshaken ; that the contract de ' • . was too frequently the case served to wean hie affections, iii some
pratsentl, tuns nut , • • •' ' • The parties then left the office. • 8utt5.......50 to 5131 b....... oto 0 Tanned Horse Hides... I ,6
into the heeds of the prieethood, who make the 'Catholic require ronsummation, in order to become ' ver •
y matrimony ;,' ineastu•e; from the child of his first marriage. Ile, however, did Ditto...-60 to 661 b....... oto 0 Spanish Ditt0............ 11 t° •
Dressing lildes.-...-.. 13 to 15 Per dozen. t 14
laite their instruments of ambition. "We have. sown our tin? it dues) ipso ;facto et ipSo jure,' constitute the relation of man not forget her, and feeling ill in the year 1813, it would apOear . , Fine Coach Hides.... 15 to 17 Calf Skins... 36 to 4010. 16 -° 20
penul laws likes eerpent's teeth, tmd they -spring up in am' " •
if There ' • •
art. teal ned and' ingenious persons in that count- e the • • i ' '
tha ierollect on of his first love awoke him to a feeling of . MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b... tee to lb Ditto .......... 50 to 7010. it, to .41
try, who appear to think thia ride ton lax, and to wish to bring it affection for her whose claim, though shaken, was too strong to • ' . Ditt0.........45 to 501 b- 141 to 17 Ditto 70 to 801 b. 21 1° ;1
Ditto 17 to 19 Small Seals, Greenland. 19 to_____
' Anna inen." For that portion of Irish nusery which LONDON DIARY, Tulsoev, AuousT 22.
. somewhet,nearer to the rule '
which Isugland has adopted ; but, on be denied ; for he made a will in that year, leaving her (Mrs. . . .
'steeds titian frem polit itee-ave mean the fumble, atul the Hatton) a sum ,of money, mid a :yearly income, to commenee . (At the Court of Commissioners.) lit. RAW HIDES. ti. el-
, 1 best nil ment which Ica ' -
tie : t
.. g . . n Mini upon the subject, it is an at- Per Stone. s. cl.• st d. Per Stone s. d. 0
fever now reging,-hunitiiiit- innet he left to heel(' tr fl 1 H. C. Abraham, Hoinalsditch, ' °Bunn it'll to I
from the day of his.ileatle and to continue during her life. ' In Best Heifers and Steers 2 6 to 2 a Ordinary .........--.... 1 10
~ , • • . , , -1 11‘ tempt against the general stream If tl
~ ie law, which seems to run .. T. Mame, Union-street, , Southwark 9 middlings .2 It
,to 2 4 Market Calf • ......... 1 0 emit.
a cure., In .ifineteen eases mit or every hundred, the poor in is direction totally diiferent, yeti is not to be diverted froM its T • . '
it year hillowing however, a codicil was attached to that • ____-_-__ --------_--•-•
_____________.
' . :creatures avlio are taken into the hospitid require toily to course heart-ea lit : •
, appleal.-11 it he tit that the law of Scotlend will, by which lie bequeathed all his property, real and per- R. Banks;"Paddington, tailor • I 2 . • • SHEEP SKINS.
', '.' ', be fed inetetisl of heing physicked ,• lett sts the. season atl- should receive an alteratien, of ' ' .
which that cuuntry is the bestjuaes, some amounting to upwards of 5,00 W., to his wife and tier T. Barnard, Strand, silversmith and wine-merchant lO Fells... Os. (kl. to Os. I Larriba....ls.od. to le 6d. I 5hea:8ug5...eq....134!
PRICE OF •risixow, SOAP, &c. per-ailb..-Atra. 18;
• •• varlets, anti their +stock of fowl steeinse,, we tremble. to it is fit tliat it should receive that alteration Ili '
a differ-04 'node dent 1""t'• Her father! mho continued, .was in an unsound state Of 7fis• °I
'" • 'Oak 'What 01113 t. hO,Vlne of hundred:* of t'llottsunds an. that of mere interpretatiou."
, only: mita When that eodicil was added, or he ne,ver would haVe cut 1 • Brickwood and Co. Lombard-street, bankere -• I I Town Tallow 40e. Od. to 04. Od. Yellow Soals - kj, 011,
..'
' 'dike Wretched people. Government i,'s said to lie acting • There catt be no question, then, that the Gretna Green
A. Beauvais, John-street, Berkeley-square, wine-merchant 1 1 1
off wills is trilling togi,ey. she *as tin ooly Child. aid 1 ti" T Burwash, Bishopsgate-atreet, pawnbroker
his likeneas. ' ' .* watt oure - '
J. Cording, Ntratkil, jeweller 1 •
Yellow Russia 365. od. to 0.4..04. Mottled
White Oki. Od. to ta. Dd. Cord.
11 soap Ditto... Os. 00:30 tts. Od Gra es ._ _
. -__ ----SS,. 0.1.
, 21,. ‘l4'
with kindness and promptitude. Tents are pitched, to Marriage of Mr. Wakefield and Mies Turner vvoulti be r •
mite Mr. bltroottir e after hear' ir' 1 .1 1;'. Evans Islington linen-draper • i I Moon stun' 501. Od. to Os. Od. Goovd Dregs ` 5e (4'
, ii e wit t L'lll greatest patience • •••• ' ' ' ' i 6 .Ditto Hough Ine. Od. to Os: Od. „
. . , . .
, Multiply 'the number of receptaeles for the sick. We tenet valid Without being followed by consummation. The only this sad state ' 11. I•ice, King's Lynn, flour-merchant ..
ment, assured the poor woman that he (seed eo
that large magazines of potatoes and oatmeal will he pro- point On vvideli a question can arise is, that which our core nothing for her. Even by her own showing see esti
no
claim It. Ford, Regent's-terrace, City-road l2 . iitiClrliF RA:ViTic-i--, per stone of 81b.-Auct 18.' " -
Price by Tallow (as stated bv the Tallow Molten) . 2s. 0‘
•
, vided before the season of eXtritne emergelley.--Tintes. reepondent bas touched on, namely, \Via Miss Turner's on Mre. Graham, unless, indeed, she 11 • •
cou 4 prove m a Suurt of F. Furley, IVlinchinhampton, cooper ll '
''
~ Notwithstending the progrioellcatiolls of maltY writers consent obtained by fraudulent and false' representations ? law that her father was of unsound_ mirul whe tl nes • Gibbon and Co., Old City Chambers, merchant
n le c co ea 11 ii-RICE-0-i•-b-A N-Isibee.---- - --- - -----•
The price of good Store Candles in the retail shops, is•• 1 '",,.,
•
and, speakers on the curreney aluest one about the ' great It is ciii•ious enough diet in the case above alluded to, on, which she sPoke, was affixed to his former will. Mrs. Graiiitin 1. &sold, Hackney-road, tea-dealer - 10 Candles, per dozen 7s. 6d. to Bs. 61 I Moulds --" RI lw" • w
_ , per dozen .........100. .
~ 1 11.
had written to him (Mr. Minsbult) offering to provide hei• with *,.• Agostl, jun., Macclesfield, silk-throwster - ______. s_______. _________--
: fall in the prices of grain 'and other agricultural produce. which se -much -labour was bestowed ,by Sir William COAL MARKET.-Atio. 18.
clothes &On would- consent to accept of , some situation; but she. ''• Haddon, Castle-street, FitislOwy, . printer ll ii. d. s. d. , 6.d.
, tions, that would most certaisily take place in coneequerne Scott ; this point receives ample consideration :- ,
~, W. Hale Clime' t • t S 't lfi ld b.
at the mune time.deelared she had not .the means, even if sne ftit w. .., , .1-11 lee tpiae 1, ca inet-maker II 8urd0n................. 27 6 T0wn1ey........... ge 9 Tanfield Trader .6! ':',
. of the failure of hanke and the withdrawing of a certein " When I speak of' a contract (he says), I mean of conrse one tlickmao , „ Blacylriats -... 26 6 Wi11ingt0n.........30 9 Lambton small.. 1: o
.. the inclination, to render her , any other :relief. Ifecoptinued the IT ~, , t Great Coxwell, Berke, butcher
• that ia attended with stielt (1111/11fleatiOliS MI .the law of Seutland iz Dean a Prtmrose- 27 0 Wy1am...........-"V 0 Cinders ...............40' 1
peentity of • circulating, medium, ,things seem to be. going , ' -., - . , worthy Ma istrate on cannot be provided with employment, ''' 111111 art Agnes-place, Waterloo-road, horse-dealer
requires tor such a contract, and which, in truth, appear to lite ou
shsii g • '.Y ' T 9 Heat0n.............. 31 9 WallsEndßewicke34 0 Conti; ...----- .7-o 0
~ Ott ci't nearly their usual truiti. In li•eland, where ;these Le noinedietely taken care of in the workhouse . until • Hudson, High-street, Bloomsbury, grocer ll ilebburn Main...3l OW. E Brown's...2B 3 Culm Christie.- -,,
itehe •very little more than what all law requires for all con- y 1 J. Jeffers° IV
;do:it er, said 'the winit of inetliiirn would be, most conapi- you cant letter your condition. . , ,11., larsludl-street, Carnaby-market, brewer I I Rotsisveliw.e.....2B OW. E. Burraton.. 29 6 Nesham Was... ri ~
tra„,. of every deocription, and without which an apparent eon- J Kill ngzorth ...... 29 3 W. E. Green's... 27 3 Walls End Helot: to
' minus se,werfll Wicks of agricultural produce) have tritely , upon any au vet is, in truth, int contract at all ; for bavin
, tract t• • ' • ' ' Milo. Hatton expreseed the utmost .repugnance to accept of •G. Motion, Mark-lane, merchant lt Liddell Main....... 26 ti W. E. Hotspur .28 9 W Ils End 14°"' -I '.,
. . t . ~ . g, parochial relief, saying, that she had sufferel P. L. Moreau •
t every possilde want T m , Brixton, merchant , Ord's Redhtigh .... 25 3W. E. Newmarch 30 6 'WE. Larribton" -,-,1 1
. been on the rt2e, Min ni many peas or Englreill the ue- been led, by the manner lit which thetie qualifications •
ate some- I Pelaw -............ 30 0 •W. E. Peareth... 28 0 W. E. Stevart's-r ',4 -
1 i 'fling Now t•onioderime ehe - 1 a i
preseinn seas
,been on.y •11 . , , tunes eescrene, to suppose at first, that they were of a peculiar and privatioo, rather than retlitee herself to euch an extremity ; • unday, Great Matiborongli•street, cheesemonger
C. Nancolas, 10' Ponto Winds
.„_. „ 10_ _ 0r...28 0 W. E. Russell's .. 32 9 Russell's Hetta,,es.. s
crops, the fine harvest., mid the effeete of and characteristic nature, I really cannot, upon consideration, and if she must be driven to a poor-house, she. felt assured it would. Tothill-street, cbeesemenger lO ,ss "
n eist M00r.... 31 6 W. E. Rickiell's .. 32 0 Walls Encl..-- js
excellence of the break lux heart. 3. Noakes, Watling-stree r d ' '
t, eater in cloth ll • 'Ships at Market, 56%..-Ships sold, 45%..-Unsobt, 11.
the Bonded Corn ;!lill, everrotie who tun's hisll I
iong-its discover ill them anything more than the ordinary qualifications ''. is.- '
;6'; ' dilative ret uisite in all eont 'acts It • • '
to the subject must he convinced of the tr....dig in _ . 1 ~. i - . is said, that the marriage con- w There was no other alternative, however, for the unfortunate ts. Oakley, Upper Baker-street, merchant ll
W. Oliver Battle-bridge, buildee
omen, and she left the office in care of an officer, to , whom the Tp , ' 11
in tile circulating Medium has tract must not be extorted by force or fraud.' 'ls it not; the
which !Such ati 'a 1 t erat i oft , . „ „ ~ r Magistrate gave directions that idle should be received into the • ame, Coventry,'• silk-manufacturer SOUTHALL MARKET.-Arta. 16. , i t ler
a. .aw cif contracts' that tney are, Vitiateu uy prOOT ol 12 This marls 1 ,-;
had on the state of the market. The depression that' has gener I I workhouse wit '' ' • . '
hout rneeteig with those difficulties to which the h. I arkinson, Whitby, Yorkshire grocer -et aa..ng been but moderately sum:diet,' BaL ra
I
1 oic i
either ?" 11 numerous]
R. Pereira, Hatton- a • ' - y attended, both by London aud country b"Yej '• e
pr.eee of grain, Butter, cheese, . forlorn and destitute are too often subjected, 11, •
w li i. applying for w 11, cahmet-maker
'taken plaee is chiefly in the ; "By the matrimonial la • • • • • • • • • •
wof Scotland a latitude is allowed • II i reilaw'fl-
J. Pringle, London-road, victualler knd of meat commanded a tolerabl • • h
y bnsk sale, at t e
and some other kinds of pro Visions, . bore riaen in. price.
which to us (if we i 1 ; . • . ' similar relief.
su any right to exercise a judgment on tlie H. ROwleys Houndsditch bak
p ties per stone of Bibs. to sink the offal's:- el t05'.154.
, Mannfactured goods, too, and colonial produce, have heen
, institutions of other mural-let, with which di ' ' wli a • fie I '
s MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Yesterday, a . respectable
.1. s• . ) er 11 Beef ls. 4d, to 43.8 d. I Veal .................. 41.7• - 4 It)
rather on the advence. A_ll these fecte militat.e strotigly Might appear otomewhat liazattlowe of alibi • ey, ate e, . atis •' ' looking Man, about 50 yeirs of age dTh A '
muting another setiotis , name arms nuts was impson, Islington, coal-merchant
• W Strong Jima' mut
ii ton ....--...-.. 3 2 44 1 Pork .................. 3l'
. , , .
'' •' 1 ' units The . . brought before Mr. Coueser, the presiding Magistrate, in custody '• s , tea coffee-house, merchant
Against the reasoning:of these positives eco»o • • intention than that which tin words exprese, to be roved b .evi- 11 Th
H. Sutton, Brighton, surgeon -
tinttil is, these •,gentlemeti itre fartoor confined i!' their demv extrinsic, and totally,' as we phramo it, dehoprs the Lora- of Avis, the officer, upon a charge of forgery.- A Mr. Pu h who • 9 4d. per stone beyond those of this day *aqua wiu°'' - t
g , S kes and Butt', Buckler . ght, at _ ,
..,
' viev79 on such subjects.- They idweya reasmi us if there meet, . This latitude is indulged in in Scotia, d t
t- ...o a very great appeared in the character of a solicitor for the prosecution, 'teed Y
Thornthwaite and Co Fl
sbury, warehousemen stationer
___ , Y.
~ eet-street, ironmongers - 51 44.
• were frothing but agriculturist produce to be taken into ae- degree indeed, acoOriling to Mr. Erskine. In all other countrieS to the Magistrate the nature of the charge as follows:- • .1. Till, Basinghall-street, ll 1,1 Beef.... • " 411 Od t 4,, 0,1, 60 „• 0
count. NoW this latter probably does. not amount to more a molehill merriage. in Ade Beclesite farit
.fident, the tinniest are The prisoner, lie said, either was, or pretended to be, a flour- woo en-draper
M. 'folson, High Holborn, linen-drai - alo ' "
«ease-- _ __ . e.,... ..............-es -
concluded to mean seriously, and aeliemeele i• • • factor in the city, and in that capacity introduced himself to Ltunb
'' ' than one-fotsrtleof the trade of the country, and any calcii- y, am intentionally, aH. Trollop WI" le ' -)er
10 .............. es. Od. to M. 4°-
tions founded on stieh incorreet. data must .tilwa.ye be ftsr what thee litive avowed in the priewitee of God and man, tinder all mau named Fineleat bakers in Artilleryslane, offering to cipply w. w , litre apel, sugar-refiner 12 Supply rather limited, and trade,somewhat bri5k.....„;,...../.
.„---
heeler, Up. Cheniee-mews, Bedford-5 mire' A ..._ ._____-..-
die. atteetionit of religion and I him with a quantity of flour Upon reasonable terms. They agreed q , coach.brok. 1 1
Beef RUNDEL MA RKET.....Auc. 15. to, ut de 44'
- , , ~. . .
. trout the trutit. We liave'often put 'it to these gentlemen t o ' aw ;,..--tiot so in Scotland wl r 11
, ie e a J. Whittenbury, necktie • •
. . , this may pass, as Mr. Erskine rel te 1 1 upon the price and quanti
't and Finch c •
y, a cepted three bills of y-road, builder ,5,5,„,„_,.......... 4s. Od. to 4s fal IVe 1
as, ant yet tee parties :are at •••••... ll mutton ,-........e. 4 0 4•8• I p - a - •"*-•"•••""'"*"" r 0 ° °
state villa erect cut incre:o..t, or decrease of. ten, t,.,eni y,
liberty wallow that 1 •
iy. virt.ue of a private understanding between exchange for the gross. amount, all dated end payable at the Lamb 0 k
_r ................
be Od. to be tid. „
or thirty .rnillions of ejsculating Inedittin Would prodnei,.
thettselves, allith. -
Is Is mere imposition and mocker w't '
Y, i hout be- 'me but thus divided, in order to afford the prisoner the R. /Ulm
saute ti ~ .. . COUNTRY DIARY. '
ond, Abin don t h ' , . Supply moderately good; and traderather d 0::.,,,,,,„.•
g ,a i e White Hart, Bath
not in. the prices of graiff Al9llrl lifit ill til Init" °,_f everY ing entitled lo any effect whatever " greater facility in negotiating them, thau if the Whole amount Belshaw ------liw r*, •
11 , CGUNTRY CO
article of traffic. They have is,ever, howeier, hump tip The ~..,,,,lcot - * ...
tl tof the • ' ' I ' w
patties in tais cute was, no doubt • ' e our •' • •
!rein one bill. 'lli fl fin which these bills were given, ' ; c.hester
and Burrows, Manchester-White's Hotel, Man- • . ' " sis,l4 I"RICETS DURING 2•2
i eerel ho re 'that I""- . . , 11
. ethe subject in this .view ; ands ye, to y 1 ,
, , viol to enter into marriege; the' declaration at Gretna wee se- was, hy agreement, to be sent iu to Mr. Finch the day after the D. S.. Bird, Manchester-Star, Alanchester
• , Tooke, or Graham, or %%Tester'', %lip, they ne2.l. puo le 1.. a . • ~. . . ,
. erne
win, enter ious yme tn, unit win pot he challenged. Big the ques- •
acce t' f h le'll 1
pmg o t e i s-name y, on the 18th of Aril last, the J. B. Clou h, Li
g verpool--George, Liverpool 1 Per Vuarter. s. to s ---"---",„„ ------:1;„, $. t° si
1 Alnwica ........-....,.„-. 51 . "° 1, ii, -- „„ii• ''''' to ..r. ••••• •-'"
any disquisitions on these currency quOk y *
, i ~. - , tion will be, whether a Contract, 't,l l ; bills being dat
wi I respect to tee .nten- this ' •
ed the 17th of that month ; but from that day to 0. E.- Cooke le '
, . win-street, London-Unio T • A.yieseury........- 54 els wi 38 32 , Ft, 52 14 '
n avern, Ihr- e
Banbury 54
' ' into them more fiilly'and calculate the prote`tole eneets Oi .., e 1
tion oi tile parties' its e t ' '
n ering into Whieh there can be no th f flour or •an tl c 'ti • - f
u.ot a gram 0 , y o ier onat-eration or mingham • 11 Basingstol tk24 g 36 I') 36 38 41,1,. 65 --• ...
such a diminution or increase urn the. whole rettn4lli in trade doubt, . can be set. aside on account f 1 •
o tie false repre- time af '
e bills, I,a, Mrs Finch received. Mr. Finch, in vain, B. cowper, Moortitle in Oldham-Ste I Blandford' ,,__ _ 54
_. 28 ' -.... 24 30 0. . ..•
' • ` .500 '
ter time, applied to the prisoner fin a restitutionalf his ac- .1. J. Dransfield ' r, Manchester
of the enuntrv. Let them calculate the iattei At .f,t. t. f f.l • T 1 ' • f *l' '
„ sen A nine o one o t lent. sere is, a ease ammar to ceptances • •
, until at last one of them was presented for Payment T. D inn B • 1
,Birmin limn R Brierrt-es.,-- ets 26 - --• 52 ''" ,11
.. ~ g - oyal Hotel, Birmingham l2 cam ridge ..... 7, so 32 26 29 5° 41 ''''. ,
. 4000, OE '2,000 iniltions annually, or any' Wm which the, most of our readers, which int" I 1 b • • I
yni sait to ein point- t trough a third i J a iXI F
aim., an- on .t ...f. - Inch was arrested, and i , riMO -Rummer Tavetn, Bristol - 44 -- ~...
40 ag ......• 0
beheve ha be ecureet the Mall, and then eity what change ' ,
thg :etock Exchange Hoax, in which M. de :Berenger throw • • H. Emett, Manchester-Whit ' h Chard -
e s otel, Manchester lo ' f t-T--'-• 56 7 ' ' 264
:in
r 638 44 2 32 44 ZS 40 .-.
It tutu prison, Some days elapsed before Mie Finch settled
• i J. Gething, WOrcester-Office of Air France Worcester 10 Sheehn"r ''''''''-' 4 f.'s 341 34 • 32 44
• • nnohl be produeed in the relative prieeis of things by wit 1,.
ed , . • he '
fee conspicuous a part: We apprehend that t Insane**, but during which no demand was made for i ~
}armed f. W. and j. L. Gill, Co • • ' ..•
' 'I)Y
...."-...---.
58
64
lt
. :16
51
56
5.
'
drawing or adding, fifty or one Inuelred millions from or to act
here cell he little doubt' that the Court of Chau- of the other tive bine, which in due course should have been due C. and S Har Dbe
nap, ventry-King's Head, Coventry 6
0 toss, Saddleworth--White Bear, , 'l)°
DeVIZCS .............,...... 48 190 34 44 ea2B It 64 6°.ta " 5.
I.'„...rcliester—... 40 81 02 ';', ii• "i 2 50 - . s
~,, 92 thi 4,
the Clirrefley. The only attempt of thii kind that we t - • - ~. , •
ni•oos butt 'in a bargain fot the transfer on the tame day with the first and Mr Finch die f took • • .
, e .
.re ore it Matichater se ............--. ea •
- tet 34 36 isi 32 e- 42 e- ss
have seers is by a gentleman of the name of Gompertz, "FY' allUit , • ~ . • e• i i _, for granted tle t I ' ' 3 Eye 50 513
of stoek, une of the, coi .
greeting parties mu. practisea a now , 14 LAW tWil bills were not 111 circulation, and being J. Hicks H I
, o isworthy,Devonshire-Boyal Hotel, Davenport 11 - 64 60 32 36 2.4 26 4,2
Guildford -..... 60 76 30 • 3ts 28 36 '-',„ fri
S) ":".
'• , : 'Who sent. tie same time since a pamphlet published on the wtoMI et the terms ivould set aside •overdue could riot be negotiated, so that, as regarded them I 1 ' Henley
deception with a vie . e . . , , . considered 'himself • * 1. 1 ,ie loliday anti Cd. Presto Offi f '
- ce o Froughton and Co., , ei
....orneastle 51 •8°0630 24 Y.l •••••• r, - ...
. ~.kiee., , .20. His plan, however, as far as we recol- -We behove that the law of Scotland would sheet „ etaliparatively sa e; mt to make " assurance Preston • 1.1
' 6 Hull . 4S 52 34. 36 26 30 ?,0„, 40 42 0
101, doe,, not go for enoliele 11,• dOet. riot cOnsider what the eutittaet• ' .- ' • ' Y Etre, the prisoner was. applied to on behalf of Mr. Finch, e. re in le ..55572428 19 24 01„„ 10" '
Hunter
~ , , . 'to be opened with respect to to deliver it h .
f allow its like manner a proof . . .. 0 er, Werpool.-George . Liverpool I ford ....... 48 60 32 30 26 36 0" 6 ' ‘''
P t e two remaining bills.. The primmer acknow- 3, Hun iRg4lOll 44
effect tne Ilierettie, Or.ditTlintitiOU of any g • • •
is en quantify 0 . Hope, Whitehaven-Black 'Lion, Whitehaven - et e7O .... ... 24 26 4g 46 -•• ~...
• the representations of the parties to any.contract. At tile le.dged that he had not parted with the I• 1 1 1 -44 .... t3O
metlitlnt Would have on the weekly or yeerly' returnee. in . , HOS in which it tove dam, up if er . ~• m, aut sae t let le would W. Ho* W' B • -Unicorn W t 4 ttu 30
1 r oodlull, ury, Lancashire , orcester e Lewes 32 - ...
. trade, bin simply wine: effect it svould have- on die pr.. same rime', oft there ere very few mom .
we, we's-verbal of all ' • iia
~ I. tench' would pay the first bill on which he, W
Mr lencl 1 d been . Hyde Manchester--Star Mancheiter maidmiresessee... eae2 -- -- 23 3° --
'' 4°'
°
, , rie--..., re) tte - 32 " 31 - 5*4
91
woitld be safe 'to exhibit en accurate prr . ,
.erreeted, and he would also perform his en- J. Porte ' ' ' t Manch ‘s
of all goods, of every iletetiption ill theltingdum. .He .r, St. Clears, Carmarthere-Gohlen Lion, Niu•berth 11 Newb t ter "'''''''''• 53 '''° 3° 34' -23 29 44,02 4 91 ...
Sto the contract, gagernent es to the flour to tl ury................ 48 r2k 'l2 20 nu 36 - Via -••••-•,
•
the representations of the parties previou . . . , 05t0„..,, i . , le value of the first bill. Mr. Finch, p. i
R 1 I L' I ("write, I.iverpool 2 Northampton 58 ..,8 fp,' - 50 5.
hies for lust:wee, these. goOds at five thousand million%
va - , 'llolowf to get out of • I It I I • e la" a'n, 'Tern,'" --- '
''tl• . s • stion to what eNtent lying is privileged; ""'Y , prison, leer ene, te tais ro osal, et, 1 Rooms Bris -
' ' •
- and supposes the eon:Wm:hoe te tartadating medium to l 4"4411,e . 4.• til'e ). ~ ' ~ . and disc P, P Roberts, Bristol--Conornercia , tol 12 Nor,„ g, rn ........ 58 .-- 30 , ... 29 .... 52 ~ 40 ...
ve •in elitous hetion • . harged the ani fI 11 •
otiiit o tie nl, with 10/. costs, and fre
.ed J. Ruby, Helston, Cornwall-Commercial Rooms, Bristol 1 Pl- -"ea ----- 46 67 28 34 •22 28 44 ''" ... gl
- the BMOUIIt of fifty millions, The wily effere • Ellett fill hi.; 9111 the S,,tetielt Exchange) 't 's nut e 11. g• - . ' hiniatelf from 41 - 1 '' . " _ Yrnouth -.es-, 02 - .... 28 . lel -• ' "`„, 46 .."
fraCt --tliontoig Chrontele. ~, 111.0111: • Out waat was sea isliment an I
e .1. Scutt, Liverpool-Royal lintel, Birmingham
troduetion, aceording to liis reas.oning,,woidd prnihn'e, is t'u't wt'ulu Xet aside 4.!..0n5--- -- . ... . . euiruay, when ie t,,,,,
~,, ~ . , aston ~ . ... le nestling .......... 5.5 70 30 34 22-. St 44 '7,1 •' •••
~, t lays atter ntik liberation anotlier of the hills J, stocks, Manchester---White's Hotel, Manchester ....... . . 9 Sherborne......... Y•i 60 28 34 24 ,•sji As r'" ... ..•
ti ri„ ee one pee cent., inasmuch us fifty millunie on five ' A deeision was lately prowarmiced by the Master ef. the wait-pi:meted to hini for a ment, th el til .
le. bands of
.11. Mr. Al. Tomlinson, Chester..Featliers, Chester ................. . I I rommtb„artirk=e V 56
34
36
t"; .3°
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106
''.
'
thousniamillionit, i 5 one per (mt. Now this is so notch 110114, Which will "eompel the Batik of Vetglatul (whether Thomnsott, a baker in CaPrliYalesstreeerefliilio-s IllsiVinee 13righton--New Inn, Brighton.. .... . ............ ... I swensea • 78 58 ;,164 341 24 28 34 „... "..., ••,-:
at variance with.the deductiosse of Mr, t e i ,
•s'''<ssiee inn, ot.iers upon the whole heineficially for the publie, may, perhaps, ,n",,Pe'litin of the bill itself it was discovereiltinta•re• On
a chose
, -, . . hat the date' of it J. W. Wightwiey, (;reenlisminerton, Yorkshire...ohm .ef Truro . .. • fru - eii . '-' 'ill --- s"' '''•
-•• '.
vse eliould wish to see - .11 ' "mu kelt altered • • ,60
. of the same school, ttrit , . —•. , , these Po- be doubted) fe Mike. art important alteratien.in one brain i
~ .
.. were it has passed loin the handa of M ' '
e,„ F,ecie me, Nicoll, • yeti) . , ..... • , ............................... wanninster .....-:. 48 5e 122 36 30 le2 ,i 465 49 ' ,---"..
lIP sub'ect iii this light. :We f ' ' ' sr• 1• ' i 111 etthed 1" that, in feet, the t' ," I'd to ' ''ltl f '• ..... It Wisbech .......... 50 se
litical er.011011»sts take up t, • r e lie practice. • , neer°, vvilen a testator- has Jeri r ,i,jouNly oration, . 10-0114 4il I 0 41T111, had been nip, J. Wilde, Ilueteathi-mills, Saddleworth-White's note] et ' - --2724 - 18 - "------
- t .ari. - _ _____.r....--- ,4.
'll fie, titai• than Mr. C-einperts i. 4, ' I ' ' '.
' into the 27th td May, therel Is; 1 ;
oia..ng tee al- /Avner ...... s.. 4 ............. s ............... .. - titv
Ifignild WiCh theill tO g 0 f,tl . ._,.,'.4 • In 1 te piddle hinds .to a legatee, the 'Bank has res. strunient fall de ... ... ......... 9 .
feet,. I,t any iiiteratem in the fie t•d • 1 ' ' 'l' the name • e more doss a. month after the •
transferred nee? ' tlos alteration ee •e ' . ' • 'l.'t 11111, and for J. Volstencroft, bianchester....Star, Maneheater ... e. On thelitl • MARRIED' th Ch'ltein
anti consider the probehle et „ _
~. . 4. to a.low such stock to be i inst. (by license), at Ohl Lambe ~,,,,ifeeteeeph
he whole trOottli ol Hie Ittigitolik, of the eXee t ' . 1 ,)„
~.. ~,•,,mt.oe. fr.__ ._ y 7 T date the prisoner stood now accused of S. Wright, -Knittsford-•Star, Mancheater ............ ''• -A.F. C '
, eueeeney, not wily on t ,
4„, i , . .
~ ~ - r -ii or, wtt mitt. the ecillenrrence 1 1-11,, s'B >Fg.-" • . fife Magistrate anti several et lei I here n' 3 Wynne, Ktafford-star, f.e.te„...„,
I, . t......t .. ~ ....... 10 °Pe, 11• NS, to Miss elate% late Of Berniel.. pis st:_is,,
oal returris of any eireti i !mita of line role bad
bat elso on tile um ; _ , .e 44... . , _
~„ , - frequentirbeen complained of by executor!,
14"' anti .4t1•(4.10J tio; e 'moire end siteratio '"-
"al -Inca the • , . "a"ollt , .... ..., .. e
........ . On the 17th inst., at St. Dunstan's-in-the-NNW,: , or, 11,' e,
.. ... 4 ~....„....,,, ,
~,,,
i ton tett still it . . .
.. I -.I rge of their effected, still on b 1 ; „ , li were very cleverly ------------- : eeee.es, oi eieet-street, to Ellen, fourth daughter 01 -e", e,,, ts'
A a coin heated tie , . Ile thiowing difficulties in the wa 1 1
yel. ie t let. la . Aron; the paper between t yik, t,,a ,t,„ rubt, . . SUICIDE '
trade. It is no shrill . p . - ohm Esq ..•
-olved before we eaft come to any Autunt; hut it hats never been fo n ally resished, Lately, the change was -- - she e‘ -•-• '7"- '1" - . t. of Fetter-late, one of the Represerastives
.11 ,
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is one.thet must be is .
ifected by ctirre»cy heeveveie eel.r. -. ~ - • rls;., . ~ 1 , a,. .me el veiY evident. . , 4 •:: mon Council for the,Wardof Farringdon-withoute
_se.-
'4 to any relative e... . ~,., . . r• •raiticiai, 1111 executor, oi Illa let la, p ionipxon wits; aow called, anti mon. tl I'l •il • . Ite" On Wednesday' afternoon an in ' ' __se_ .; ' - see__
Useful Conclolnn ". 'on nie, oleo i ft I' . i . iat
_iie ii- tes t minitien r INll°'.
I's struck us, 'whets the queos _,,l - to Mve Stock transferred to him, NO.'" wars stal..ld- -ie nil prodeced for the prieoner. Ile a ' of_ the Rainbow, in the II ck Was taken at the sign -------7----
. . DIED. '
merely. It has 6,'011,Y • ier in some of the,P, ahl:/t.',l/* 'ing in " 1•4111"'' nurn '1 ' I I • .t. i specific 121 s 441., ht inoney Tile bill was is go ye 'nu thesfull Irrnmil ; Schiele Esq., ant l/f ilits . 4 "mul, Islington, before Tho • age, M ' ,ril'"
ma* On the 11th inst., in the 1•211 year of Ins ... . e,eva
le siune staie wn.n t i 1
~ ~, 1 .
1,,
ii . . (7ot-writ for t 1 . •
beep di'eu"ed in Palliam" ' ' . ditnintsile net ii ' t 'll- 'r, •nt‘ Itts tle 1111.trt-, 0
._
~ . prisoner gave •t .I% . . • ' le i minty of Aliddletex, Alder, of F ' • 1 Amon- r
„slier, Surrey, where lie was an in ,
. I ts • le B e
lects or inerea"g ut, - 'me, tietiov• u a'ii t al rule refloseo es ito len that it is nt mese, - tone iiiii, tn. (1.4 IGI Wilhion I
pnit ietr fi 1 ,f - air. Vital L . ' It.
'earso t ''')
tions. or the tisy, that the et . is beef' to permit the 11, . ~.. Islington ehtirtli-yard, on th ' n, who was found in 46 years. • ife"
- fi;:e or ten millions, tray. s - ~. . I tish,r, i 1
•f1i.,45 tVir Fraiddin satisfied them ri,' . ' ' -emit *Worn, stated, that when 1, l 1 ,1„. nin
e accep et ~ ~t . , e night of the 241 i the it
„ intunicen at I 1 ited • ' t'l .
ing the eirettlatitig inetelitil - „s r .17' IF, that the suites was want.. I.f
. tee debts of •:, 1 ' 13)) it to le prisoner it was not in the Fame thro.t Ott. . . not., Vitlt his On the 7th inst., at Genoa, Edward Havillanil, ths•
...A' 19 111"" 8131
1: to itar. lottipee .. :
-•. far . too highly rated. . A ~."}l''.'ng .„ -‘l7 i.,, , tha. ef,,,,,,,,i Ti ~-' or the payMeitt of . , state in which it "., .I.i & ' ? . "--'
.".
.I of The fonowin
~ 00,,, ;sle s 4t, of it then iraii the 17" , 4 g amount of Edward Le Mesurier, Ellie, of diet placc, ar---„.„ the
• • II -
lune. io, e 0 . ' •., • • . li‘i i i • • • • ' • . 1 •
' i' de-411'101 1 11• 1.1 t. 111 Ile Call. AI 1 1 '
i. t i 1)1 V., ,)i , l . wi , )ut it a • tailed in evu once ta ti
.1 . of this dreadful eiremie•t-
. ance Wa-,1 de- On the 11 th inst., at Cowhill, 'near Thunfi le ,
- tem, suels a elsatsge esiolsi, loony hw twreelo
.; , .
~
.i. _ y .le
.mrn I , _
- • '1 re coolirmed lit our his t ar, -1 •i el iately mime I't ' Chancery ea ~ . Pl*als now fo hesr date the 270 if May Withal i. M-t ii ter
'try:- CoWhill.
• . ence4 II VII ill ' • ...Iv LONA /Cr a't
I 1 ' I'd • i 'i 1 • •
tio: (weeny see :tow this anent- , i. 1 _ artita., 1), 0 • t . yeer of Ins age, George Johnston, Esq., of •
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eXactly, of the alone opinion, am H
article of eon- against the Bank, 'law „tee, ~1 , , . m Roe .ii e ,e. sse. , t ist le .4. i •
vets iegun in -ay -• , • oon ot tile- tine , .. 0. 2, Mane:l-murk Lo
••• bore out a charge of f- ' • vhat advantage lington, tine of the Watetime ' ' : ' wer-road, Is- ' ------- -Sive ()"
lief by the steady. prii•e whieb almott every _
~ .
f went through ell the r - • '
t• eguler stagee ; WittleoeS Wee was the pis° ~ -, - mgerY r 1 „ , ~„ .
htt of the parish, deposed, that 1/0 had, Printed mad published hy . itt_ yeelyeiG; se the e - ,
` maintains notwitle-tanding the prophe, tes o . ner to pie oy tne alteration of the' date ? tne uni Just done crying the helf
eumption . -1 . • ~ i our, at haffirsiat ten o'clock ou the No. Ilft, Strand, ;,,, - . .
.

On the 17th inst. (by li MARRIEDcense), at Ohl Lambeth ch titui
A.F. Cope, R.N., to Miss Oa i Bennett-ore!ten late of Bennett-ore! jeeps
On
the 17th inst., at St. Dunstan',-in-the-
West 01`ro pow
Charles, of Fleet-street, to Ellen, fourth daughter nf 40:be
',haw, Esq. of Fetter-late, one of the Represenortises in
neon Council for the. Ward of Farringdon-without.
el
nir

On the 17th inst., in
Alder, of Esher, Surrey, w} } • I abitaut uP
here he was an 111 1
46 years.
so
the pii28:111;e:r of :is- sgiey :::::toitiff:ltit.ii:l:f
On the 7th inst., at Genoa, Edward Ilavillaw.,
of Edward Le Mesurier, Esq., of that plac, aged 19 0101:ii; 80
Oil the 11th inst., at Cowhill, near Dumfries, in • -
year of ins age, George Joluston, Esq., of Cuwbill. --
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-st's
Wished by AL Y 013116, the SO (If El‘'
Na. ii*e Stand.

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