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London, England, 1826-09-02 00:00:00

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conduct to a woman in her delicate situation, was as cruel and grains to each wine glee's. The half int of wine contained alto- Rfi -
p . e nil Sugar, allows a bounty of 2s7s. per cwt. On Bastards;
uomanly as ever.deorte under his tweitilance" dli 1 Id porn- gether about half an ounce, and thee quantity has been known to they are now manufactured from the West India Molames, which
SPIRIT OF TIIE PUBLIC -JOURNALr, kind, tlie = Protestant; states, were cotrparati.7ty exempt
from this seourge. ' The German writers at - concur. in .
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nut bins till he; purl good hail to keep the pe ce anti to "newer cause death in 40 minutes. The water contained the much aal -
• ler pa an im ort ''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -•- '''''.i -if
to y p duty of 10s. per cwt;, the consequeesee is hit le
Ourreaders- ,- . ' the charge at the Ses6ions ; and he. ehould
Will see'from ,Orders in' Council of .yester- attributing :,t.he Mendicautcy to wha. t the Jrish politicians -P . . . ~. . . a ,
also require 24 hours' o - •t• it of 1 • • Is •
'iPtarrePtlntolgsay wthUteemgiglahtubgetotheearceeurt 'onfe dliaisnsk• ingHeonweaws innoet
gpiraes: psraimeese
oofniWinalty InNtrdwia Mlndoliaassestiorasseshieh,
gowidereto.426l4.yiliBBosol. 4 at thes.
day, that the ports are to be Open for oats, -oatmeal, rye, thiel. the remedy for it, 'the liberalcity of. thei„ chm.ch.. 'ln
n0i,,..:,,,,,etri1. • . . . , .
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I beans •at the folk-wing -Oery-itiOderatts importa- t le. eecond volume of a work •on hantab e' lostitutions, 'i "
it is stated•that
. peas, ant , ,
lIATTON,GARDEN.-Nichord Lefts, a hackney eoach- each day of the poisoned wine, ' hut the whole of the water, if . Otes.-Tliere is a t • 't f o*l- ,1' Y
grea saarci y o common i , MM.@ ) ale
• - Oats are to be admitted at -a duty of 2s. per
tion tax :- . pidelielied at. Gottingen, in 179.1,
Id not oe '
low
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troilhim
with
man,
Iva.,
charged, •with assaulting a brother feho, in Goswoh, drank at once, wou casion death. Mese Cox 'and Miss Greenland offers, the lain realised price was SU. 10s. ; Cod e:1
. trovel at s 2tl ' per boll ; 'end rye, peas, and "In Protestant !tate* we.are telt
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t • . • d - Croker brought the articles to be analysed. Mrs. Cox appeared sold to:day at 29/., Sperm is heavy, on aCeount of the late arrivals.
(minter ; co. , ,:,, . ,
Is Is • countries on the other hand &mistaken awl ' teete.l°O. • • . •-- .• • ',- -
h • . . beg alls "in Cat.. 0.0. ~ . . • , . , .
in tliseress. Aliso Croker did not appear at all agitated.
beatt, et not more 'than 3.5. 051. per' quurter. NV Ohm g , .- , ,• , ,
1 'is .-1 .• Il• 1 l'he complainant stated. that on Wedneeda Itl .1 tl Hoes.-The pieking has commenced generally; one parcel of
'II-exercised chanty DaS Dilliei tO oppoeet e stac. es to a ent Pa. :
~ , . ~ ~ y as ,ov it eon q,
John Rutherford, foreman to Messrs. Williams and MiGhie, f l'T Lf
this low rens of texation will pleuee the landed interest is
„aim), the liberality stand in Coswell-street,•the prisoner- drew up along side of hini, o. e.ew ..ops hes appeared et 'il. to 8/. b tth M k t • expet4e4
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lou s t pt tan end to Ateudicaney, 'mid eve
another qneetion, but eve have no _doubt that it will phetee
:',,f cijoit'to-e' riti-; in presents, in distributing What• is Called Ctinvent and aftet• a volley' of abuse, etteeked liini first with Ids whip; and Conduit7street, nourieel the sheer of Afr. Hisinplireye (the man to open below these prices.
, - called by Mrs. Cox her` first husband • Mr •
the great hedy Of the; people, end partietilerly
t his' "1""11- brotliat,' whitdi is the grand cause of the swarms of vagabonds and secmidly with ins fists. ' This seas corruhinated by a lad who was ). . Humphreys died 12 TURPENTINT.-The ptices are still advancing • qpirits ield
in care of the nett couch to that of coinidainant. ' months ago-, and left comiderable property to different relations, toeday'at 62a. ' . .
factureee. We ate glad Ilea the price of grain I I
11111_ Ot ler wit, people,,, • . i ,
but none to him, because Mrs. Rutherlo
In his defence, Lofts stemmed the Alagistrate, that the 'statement rd died before her brother ; FDUIT.--The price of Valenti* 'Raisins cannot be quoted, at the
articles' has ries-it to) much, that Ministees nutv hove a folt Of alLdelosione, , therefore, the greatest inapiestionably
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the property now belonging to Mrs. Cox was left to her b hint • h ld
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falee throu hout. There was l'com let '
p e monopoly of the y , o erg continua to demand 605., but which price has not yet tato
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opportunity of ',reeking through the system of tl, , is the entertaining tut idea that the property of the Calm- was •
g• hi urh od 1 • helms. alwa ,s been. on fri ndl 'terms *th M •
stands in that neig io o ,ty the Islington coacll-4nastere, and .
.) . e y w. i . i. and Mrs. Cox ; given, consequently Red Smyrna Raisins of good quality hare Or.
Laws, main feet of the whole of the prohibitors' :.,ystent. Ile church held m trust .for the poor, was a preservation
P' i' i i i. . ~ .' i if a strtueger put tn by chance, he was subject to every kind of they appealed to live happy together uottl lately ; lie visited them rently been sold it 475. this week, and the proprietors donot
Wltether the. lax to be • 1 I If ' ' t la - •
. unposee, iiiiia ••• sii icient op , ) against inentocaney Imo vagationuism. ent the contrary, anew once. On the day in question lie t' k f • i on WednestlayWe ' • - ' . '
ek, in the evening; she then complained of Air Appear a xious to sell • t 1 • - • further
elen a t iat price, expecting a
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. tect the !ended interest for the future, it is ini poSsibie to th( roistiAti4l charity of the Catholic Church, everywhere,' • '
iteighlenn•liood, and etto o etas tui•rietl on to the stand, where tot s e lemur, ant sau s e tat no titi it t 'ere was some- advance. For Currants also there is a good demand.
say ; but ett present the price it) the niellea ie pethaPs s° wate the pareut of idleness, of want, and wretchedness. We lie. half an hour, he Wil9 forced to put op with the inaults of the thiug inthe,house for her destrection. On Sunday he visited Tomecco.-The sales latel ar •
e ennsiderahle, but the request
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high, thatAhe tax tasty be now thought sufficient. If the •
heve advocated pobr laWs because we conceive that when enniplal
aiant arid others. At that dew another Churiot, 'made its diem again, -they mutually gave him the invitation ;he went yesterday and to-day is not IoY eneral • sce 1 reels Al
Corn Laws ought to be done may with, mid of this Ave judiciously devised they serve to counteract the i 1 i ti
neet.p..- appearance, for which there was not roonion the 'stand, and oil at five o'c/ooc, 111 r. and Mrs. Cox were out for a walk ; at Sd. ; the Market rices a. re !ertainl; higiritelr y any
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hare no-doubt, (and., Others substitutod in, their place, we Cation of people beyond the 'means for employing tlo•iii. the instant a voice c'tiled out `.`coacls i!' anxious tt reinove, he they returned' arm in arm. Mr. Cox went out again to Piet:veto. Bif til• Sleh'-• - . aid
y u ic . a tis forenoon, S I Bags 1 . A
should think that the rates out which. graio is to he ad- In all the couittries of the Continent, distingukhed for or- pulled out of the rank to answer the call; aiul- hie place • was in- get some porter, aud she took hint into the kitchen and I id, '
mitted might to he much higher than those which are 11 der andandustry, there are institutions for. the poor ; nod stalely talitai by 'the complainant, and the recency oecupied showed hint the oxalic acid. She returned it again to the lootao.-The two Public Salve this forenoon, about 200
pointed out by the- Ortleri' in Council. We should 'think we ale satisfied, that if the Lund of Irelund had licen math. by the newlys-arrived chariot. The loud laugh which followed this eupboard and said,' SS won as Alr. Coe had mixed it she would chests, sold 4(1. per Ih. higher than' last sale, Much :nen» tht; rates
manosuvre told hint he was hoaxed, on which he again drew up, .h.ave. it analysed, and swear her life against hint, and heng the ,by private eolitn•et.-The inspection Of the next aale comMences
that a duty of at least •from .20 to 30 per cent. should be chargeable with the Poor, means Would have. been fallen
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imposed on almost every deSeription ot gram.
" \Vith re- ' . andelemanded the place he hail first occupied-' This was refo„d villain, for he had deceived her, and treated her very ill and she M
on to;prevent sitch a vicimie increase as hits taken place in ,L• .1 1 1 .A.. - • ' 1 ll' Wh I f ' •' '
late( um. en ie le t she followed inin into the garden, and
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~ ,- . .•, , anu alter some woros on mt i siwest a regular fight ensued. • ----- -_________,
iderin the small stock on hand, and ri ,
gard to wheat, cons . g . ~ t let country, 'lint the Dint. has gone oy tor tne inti.ouite- v said elie should oneke a proposition to her husband, and if he GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, .
. Two coechtuen, aud several persons who witnessed the affs.a
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(WHICH GOSaRNAIMPOHTAttoN.) .
Mitt tue 'crop of thie year i. enly an avenge 121.011, %.", 6011 of a syrtem of Poor Laws. And yet we do not see spoke to die troth of this etatenteute and dal '.l I t l'''
are( tps e t.ay did not sweetie to it by Tuesday, she Would siwear her life a i st
ga o. For the Week ended Aug. 26,1836, made up tam the Returns of the In.
should thitik that his-IVltijesty's ',Ministers Would soon hose the people can be raised from their present depression seared - d ''tl t d. t •fi . ' .
.y peer evi t iou ais til mice, owing. to the ill-feeling him, for tli 11 '•1I 1. . 11 1 1
en ir. ump ireys won t tare wen dead a twelve- &pectoris us the diftrent Cities and Towns, in England and Walser
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• d . lso hi the last Ses- • • • ~
open the ports for its intro uction a - . , . . 11 hit to theiliselS•es; and we.do , not see how the popula- expreesed towards any strange vehicle that might from neeeseity month, and die should have the legacies to settle. He was asto- :sivaitat.-..-?ss• Bd. I Oats ----. 295. 4d. I Beans.----- 495. it-tit•
Id. Rye ...-........ 37a. 11d. Pease-...... 575. •
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.of Parlinmene they obtained the powcr of admitting, tion 'of 'Britain s•an be prevented from sinking ineime to or choice put iti there. • • nished when be heard of the charge.against Mr. Cox ; he did not •a'
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JPRICk oF SUGAR.
a certain quentity of wheat on the soppottion that wheat i e re: 1 i ,
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tile iiiisti Level; it tne state of things in Ireland remains Mr. Itocixas said he ellonhl discharge the Warrant, The eons_ think he was the man to do so. Several respectableFersons gave A •
_ vane Pricy of Brown or. Muscovado Sugar, computed from the
shonld rise to a eertein le ice. This we believe wae only what it nosy is.--ilforaing Chronicle. . ' I lal .1 ri• •
plainant deserved all le i t inet wit i or us insolence, and lie, •
hint the eharacter of ain ek d 'II d' 1
e an we - isposei nun.
. Retunis made in the week ending the 20th day of Aug., 1826, IsSis.7l
per CVIL, exclusive of the Dutiee of Customs paid or paYable thereon ea
le prelude to the eorriplete anoihilation of- the COrn LawS,
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arrangements which the Portuguese authorities have Mr. Rogers, advised him to adopt a different line of coiolut•t its Mary Anne Croker wee agaiti called' forward-She went on
Monday week to Mr. Webb's, NO. IS, Upper York-street, and the unportation thereof into Great Britain. _
tont of every pfohibitiou NVith repril tO prOViSiOnS 'from
made f 1 - d 1 t i(n f' 1. D . ' ' future, or instead of accuser, he
,ort le spee yeee) o t le (pules, are a proof e. . _ , ~ might becutne the accused.
' purchased the ounce of bark for MN. Cox's wine. "WHITECHAPEL HAY-DIARKET.--Avo. 31. ..,
foreign i•otintries of every desuo•iption. I» fact, helot. .
IAISLBOHOUGH-STREF.T.-One of the conetables of St Alr Ha en D. 1' • •sh ' 1 • 1 • Is 1. Hey- -80 s. Od. to 100 s. Od. I 5traw.....,-...... 365. Od. to 40s. e.•
4 that they have eonsiderable eonfidence in the irtesent dis- ° 1 er- ii you pint. ase notoing out t.e .fti.k ? • . Clover .......- 84s. Od. to 1355. Od. 1
the roemitig of 'Parboil-tent, it is not sit all improbuble tout , . . ' , 1 , .
,antes,s
arvi
wa;a
severely
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intended b I NI • f • •
ytie . agietrates, or Mary Anne-I bought an ounce of suite foe Mr. Cox. 1 ant
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with ihe Corn Laws positions of the peeple. As to die principles op whit+ the 'I, - ? '..1 .
PRICES OF 110 PS (per Cwto-Seier. 1.
Milliliters nasty Vlit Li till's'
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:wing nuptopei y qua e So iers on Mr. Abbot, a wholesale sure they were salts they were -sealed in a paper, marked "Ft '
. . I° "".°Y elections are to be conducted dim. li we !levy no incline- ockets. ' Bags.
ulto.o. tiler.' this we heve no doubt would be a popular ', ,
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wine-Merchant in Oxlind.street, who is not at all liable to such soot salts " '- ' "' • -2- Kent -8/. BPs. 9/. Os. to 91. 15s. Kent -.............. ,71. 10a. to 9/4 •
GO 1 tO appty to them a. very rigorous criticism, yet there
Sussex 7/. 10s. • 8/. Os. to W. 81. gussex 71. 0,. to '71.'5..;
measfirei'and; as perhaps no Ministry ever seemed so Much ' an intrusion, and although Itl AI I tll - f di' -' * '' '
r. este repeate yin urine inn Mr. Harnier--Did Air. Cox take them?
are.some point.; in Which we could have wished that the It. Essex... 8/. og. 9/. Os. to 9/. 9s. Es' sex ' 71. lc to 81;11.06.
dielmsed to (yourt popularity,. and break through the old teat tie wile acting in error.
Mary Anne-They were mixedfor him hut he did not lik _Farnham tine Pockets 10/ Os t 1 / '
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tee _ont lama. manufacturers of Constitu- Three of the " Buy a 'Broom" sisterhoad- were y d ' ' • ' 8 ' ( ).. 9 . . thl-Sec°nth'
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aristocratical laws in favour of the landed ilitere•t, it is ex- P • h ('•
ester ay again their taste, and Ite threw them away, excepting a little piece Old Duty laid at 2:10,000/:
tiOlis had poseessedless influence In he firs • e is- '
t • t plae ~ t. t charged with vagrancy, - -
tremely probable that'soisner or later they. will- catty it into . -. , • - • by walking hand he baud through the which lie put in paper. I told him I was sorr 1 1 '
y le lad thrown PRICE Of POTATOES.-.Gv. 1.
ia,clinier of: an indirect electi n--e
effect. But supposing this to be the case, end nothing indeed ':'.
In Y ' .. o eparating the elected streets asking fOr money. Two of them (sould only he.prevailed thein away, for,l Id I ' •I h• 1 1 h 1
wou lave gone wit Inutot ie s lop w ere . - New Potatoes ' 3/. ss. to 3/. 10s. per Ton. _
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fro the great inaas .of electors-always impairs very much' upon to give their Christian names, Hannah und Christiaua ; bought them. -' • ' L. PRICES OF LEATHER. ' 'A,
is more likely, what will the, currency gentlemeh say to
he suet' th and vi r
rtne. o. a representative government. but the third gave, as her " German" name, " Susannah Per lb. d. d. ' . Per lb. .d. "'
aitch tt result ? Ever since the failure. of so wank' banks " • g Mr. Harmer desired Mr. Cox to tell his sto • • a. 1
ry levet mg tte Butts.--50 to 561 b.--.. -to - I Tanned Hone tildes it to-14
and the 'withdrasving of 'country notes, they htive 'been The case, in which theee ie the Hoist ground for having re- Rivers." They were all discharged on ,a, prontiee not to offend salts, .
Ditto--e 0 to 66111-.... - to - !Spanish Ditto -.... 11 to Ilf '
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prognostieating the foll• of prieese Wheat, oats, bealt,i, afte. coui•se to it, is, where the qualifications of voters art. ex- agai".. . Mr. Cox said his wife mixed them while lie was iip stairs ; FDirnerindactlides 13 t° 15
11 lea 15 to 17 Ca f Per dozen.
10 tett
would, ateording to them, t•very day become cheaper mid '
tremely low : but the reason does not apply to Portugal; QUEEN-SQUARE.---Yesstertlay; a very , tine, young woman they dill not look like salts, they were much darkest, and they trePidels, Milt° ---
18i to 15 DI Skit"-
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cheaper ; the flamers would be !Piped, the litodlortis for (Well the perochial voters are to have a yearly income was chargeel. by Mrs. Charles Aistrop, wife of the propriator of tasted acid, so he threw them down the eink, eicepting a little Ditto---sto to 501 b.... 14e to 17 I Dig ---
70 to 80Ib. 21 to 93
ss•otild receive no rents, and hustled property, ii, fart. of at leuat 25/. Another important feature .in the Portu- die Weetininster Pit, with annoying I i 1 1 1
alif. aisti.taig .ler COUti- sediment, which lie pin in a paper ; he then asked hit wife for Ditto -...-...--,_- 17 to 19 I Small Seals, Greenland,- 19, t 0,91
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' lectithei iq that I
would not, be of arty value. • Now every description g"'",se '' •, , . rioet of the ecclesiastical orders are nually. It appeared that the complainant had heel married twn three-halfpence -he fetched another o •fr
! mouth M A' • - I • , . tune om a different
sto r. isnot), whets Mary Martin the defendant mist's and shewed him the eedintent II s'd 't • t
e. at i oast on salts
cite- ~.. ' 'a •• RAW HIDES.
• _ rer Stone. • s.d. s. ti. Per Stone. ad. • a. 4.
1 0 to V 4
of grain iS 'liking, - mid' his Majesty's Ministers, in eon.. excluded from 'the enjoyment 'of the• elective franchise. Best Heifera Ind Steers VlUto 3 0 'Onli y' '
, came with Others und • I •'1 d ' a ; ' h t ' ' 1 ' • ' •
ei t le woo ow, an , itsed most opproertous
.11 an ace., which, it he had swallowed-it, woold haVe done him liliddlings - 26t0 2 8 Market Ctatlf ....-........ 7 0 each.
••eillience, • illsCe folind it neeessary to open the ports.- We confess that, we caotiot conceive any good reason wny
words. injury. " I have a piece," said Mr: Cox, '''• now in my waist- -7-'---------------------- ---'------'-------
Tht.!se. gentlemen, hosvever, did not confine their pi•o- the members of the. established religion of a country.,should Mr. WH1'11f.....:-I Watlt to know what
. you ; and coat pocket at hotne, in paper."
she did to SHEEP SKINS. linos 14Ak
Fe 115...-. Os. Od. to Os. I Lambe- .16.3 d. to 2a. 3d. 1 Shear•••••
phecies to grain alone; they prophesied "that maiiittlie- he deprived of the political' privileges enjoyed by other euh- 1 '
.• . w wit she t•atne by, what slid she 'say ? - The Magistrate immediately eeht hint, accompanied by Buck- - -sa
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RICE OF TALLOW SOAP & pe 1121b.-Swer. 1.
tared goods. of every description, also, would fill in pi•iete Pets. i'lte, more they are. separated by the pecidiarities of Mrs. Aistrop.-she 101; I t • 1 IC
. o, et up a me, using * roc ing abusive ridge, the officer, to Homer-street, and they brought .back the `
lown Tallow -42 t. 41. to Oc'.od. Vellei?Snarp.--•-•-•-•---' will"' &T.
The contrary,. however, is the liwt. . Colonial prochu•e, their professioo, from, :4ortie of the ties of social life, the language, and held her fist at me. . ' paper alluded to.-it contained a very small piece. Mr. Squire t ;ilew Russia,- 395. lid. to Os. Od. Mottled --_- ---'''' 80,,:, oil
too,. they said • would become cheaper and , cheaper; ye,t, 1 : • 1 . i
More deairabie is it :tofu tney should 'be lihked tO it by Mary Alartin.-011! I never tsaw you with my I f tl • exan ined 't altat I tl I •Id' I 11 • • ei °lt'e-----••••-• "" ftd. t° (11' Od. Curd
eyes re ore us • i 1 , ni set ie paper ;le salt eel( et yit was not . eqs Ditto- Os. (XL to os. Od. Graves ,* ••••••------.---1,,' 401:
from all accounts .almost every article corning front Our other coittiexions. Priests will be the better by partici- moroing. salts, but acid, and it hail the appearance of oxalic acid. He AteitinA Stuff -325. Od. to Os. Od. Good Dregs...--...-....-•••• -' •
Ditto 0ugh.....195. Od. to Os. Od.
COIOIIieS iS rising' in price. , We-. reelly cannot diviitellow Pitting in political privileges ; and is system will be the Mr: WIIITE. I
•"..-- don't see how all this amounte to a dis. after Wards tasted the article iteelf, and was of the same opinion ; .- ___ _ _ _________ . _ . ,
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Sir james 'Graham, Kr. Weetern, Lord Lauderdale, and snore secure for not exciting their hostility.-New Tinter. turbance. . being so small in quantity, Mr. Griffith then cautioned hint not Filler! OF RAW FAT, per stone of 816.-.84n• ''
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Frio be Tallow (as stated by the Tallow 'Welters) ....--•••••••••'-''' - --
Detiiel Thirdeastlee will get'our of the daemons.' Agninst ' weweeww,ww.,,,ww,,,,w,,,eewwewwww Mary Alartiu, in her defence, now charged the husband of the to
.taste too freely or lie would swallow the evidence.
• PRICE .OF CANDLES.
complainant with iinfaithfulitees and desertion. James Butler, assistant to Mr. Webb, remembered Miss , astiowsl--
next meeting, 01-Parliament; we would , advise them to • POLICE' INTELLIGENCE. Pace, the °thew, who stood between the ladies t ' Ck ' •flbk b h d• 1 ' I
0 Kevent newe ,ro er s coming or tlear , tit eii not believe sew purchased me price of good Store Candice, in the retai
Candles, per dorm 7s. &I. to 8.5.,61 I M !shops, is as -- ~„. oa.
oukls, per dozen -... 'wee.
bring forth sonisenbVe "pamphlets
.on the subject, and try at -. chief on either side remarked to the Magistrate that Mar • Mar_ any salts ;it was impossible there could he a niistake as the salts COAL MARKET.-Serr. 1. 6.4.
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least to convince Nohle Lie /is and, flotiourehl ; 1 MANSION-LIOUSE.--A tall, atidetie, end brutal-looking t• • ' ' ) , • d • '
, in wise getting. very bad. are kept In a. rawer, sealed•up in paper, marked " Epsom Salts," s. d. .s. d. SI 0
that their prophecies svere militia in theory,, though name wan, earned TiOntersA, the son of
.it frAliterer in BerumnoSeY, Airs.. Aistrop-I should be vecv torn to hur
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t the yosing wo_ and the oxalic acid is kept in a bottle, and when sold its invariable Aditir5.................-... 29 3 Tantield M00r...-. 31 3 W. E. Walker...,
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was charged with haring committed a ferocious assault ration a min / „ ,„, .:b f. • 1 e f-. d •., . . .ked " Oxilie Acid, poieon." • : Burdon,-..........._ 27 6 1 owitley _99 3 Lamb"), swisai-- A 4 A.
binge circuit-Pita:wee have come it) the way to pi•event • e, et etas ewe gent emen o your escription uefore in 111a1 Beaumont---- 27 0 Willington, ,30 0 Ridden's 'W. F•• -
cannot', named Ferris. .
13essies KAM -24 0 Wylain _te 9 mdi.,,...______.:lo 5
their dillilinent. If they ehonld not publish pamphlets 01 . my life ; but I wish ltei• to keep her hands off isle, as Igo alesut in Mr: Rainier alluded to 'the ray extraordinary elucidation
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On the evidenct• of three witnesses it Appeared that the pri- far of my life. . . . ' prod:iced 'by his queetion to Miss Croker, " Did you purchase Itiaektria" -----t" WalisEndljewicke33 6 Btetcart'a small--
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tiii,; ele;cription, we have. no doubt thitt they wil fl - t '
Heaton 31 0 W. E. Brown's 27 6 Hartley -.-........au "
' 1 ,) °' so:ter was drivinv hie ent down Thanies-stre t ' 1
e , am seemed euxiotie
isonte other resourets. For it would be quite shocking if „„ene •.-• .' • • .. ' Mr. Witire-ff, after this hearing, she behaves ill, I t•an only- nothing.but the bark?" and Air. CiRIFFITH told Alr. Cox, that- tiebltern Main-30 OW. E. Ellison -30 0 Nesham Main......0g
ass oloete Ito the exercise .of his' brutal irowees • he be-
after this most eingitlar and perplexing inquiry, the minds of the HPlrell----27 6 W' E' New"Ln"h 3° ° Wails End Iletton.n
Perlianout ehould insel without. Some tisAv pamplileto on stowed tihuv ' " •
eon a number of drivers and • manifested his ii na-
l- , • say that she will be liable to be committed to the House of Car- '
, , , . . Pg, rection for two months. ' - LA ell's Main--. 25 9 WE. Northumb 28 6 WE. Land:non., 'is nu
.magistrates were altered. ~ We do not think there is sufficient ord's fledhugh -24 6 W.: E. Peareth 43 0 W: K Stewares'..3l"
the sohject, whiell might form, as tlertrYtilen• wands] slay, cite ' •1' ' • ' '
19 i Ifipteiltloll, by putting the butt-end ot his whip in the fate. of . • evidence.to coral-nit you, nor should tve feel justified in liberating 11:0ernat•yoEs;rti.z.o.r.Al :t1 s‘,z,.. F. ip,„,11,,..... 41, :3 Rusrg'spittoti•so 6
,
i,exts for
the
scrinows
:0
he
delivered ill
boot Houses
licx.
(~,
a.
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~
.., . _ . .
.. ,
~ „, , , airy Meant wart directed to quit the office first, that she might
t t 1 rosin s they tnan. At length he directed Ins attention tu not aunoy Alio Aisto» who st'll te t. in .d
1 1 ien, r e ( „me apprehenito„ you, we therefore require you to find bail for ymir appearance Pehfp„t qk t 58% so • 'l'd 6 ir„asold;l3%,
,sr e . ---, UPI HS a
Se.01011.•*-111Orning iteraili. the complaitiant, who appeared to be a renterkably mild anti quiet 1 i * when necessary; in the mean time, Mr. Harmer will make such
or ier general safety
. ____
'
- urn for a carman. Ile kept-crossing so, as to prevent the conk- further inquiry for your benefit as may be needful." LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.-Avo. 29.
Mer4:lllfri Vontittlit• to be held in Ireland for the purpose UNION-11A 1.1..-A,geutleinan whese name did 'not transpire,
O altar! tieetsing time and at length backed hie cart upon the
esisseeseeee.essoseeeeeeie We have had, 'during the week Oast, a fair supply of Wheat '
of devising. meatiS of pro% itling for the deetinitts posit. A yeeterday preetested himself before M. Swaimv, Esq., requesting'
1,6 ti.,:tr,iplitinatil.s horse : the latter, who
.liesi borne what WaN dircet- the Magistrete's advice sod a.,i.tstwe to recover Isis child, under THE 111AltkETS. and Oats, „principally Irish ; of Barle.y we have none, and very
ni,,,litur or i!,;,, ,t,...iliptioll WIC" 11011 lks,l iNliiWllty. '
. against limoielf, could not hear the 1114retittnent direensi violist . • . . ... .. _
. .. . . ~.. .
.. vet y peculiar cuctimetancea. whom he described as being now de. trilling of any other article in the trade. The business done thir-
ty irjs ito nig k.,4 col ft) loios.' very ,vell whet they wield he l• 1 1 i I •
ile mow, ani expreesei its Indignation by telling tut! peitenset t.siited Isv seem., parish otti •.r'o • 1 • (From the London Netv Price Current of Friday.) ilia the week 'has not been extensive, yet prices continue to look 011.
ta v. ith i (lee dto i buil' poor ;-- they de eel sviel , a teettpul that he ought to he polled ont of '1.6, cart. 'rite prisoner tajoieit • ••' • • •'e 1 in
4 ' Wl' "'"''''
" :•.,e," am, the applieant, AA Ism ssetheally anxious dust my Soo aft.-The demand for Mieseovades has beret on a limited This day's market was not dirun d • tte ded •ti • ob-
-6,, a n , ie prices
"Any, poor. l'ate., lied aei they say Ili» etneetliiise meat. tit' hy,taking op the butt-Hulot' hei wh'ip, milt f;.ll(ing the compluissam e 161.1 sliessid mit he in a tvotlV4sowee, and 'therefore hope that your *vale ell the week, titerielee event ing also it 100 Islets, Id Y• talned• for Wheat arel'Oats ''
Saturday. were with difficulty main-
done to owes the WHOM of the Foote to wieieit volumes's' is, the tomtits' with. a blow over the 1e5,,,0 be I,,mreetoewn ~,,,i jet.
Wiirship will liSters to my epfitleetiseA: Tlse sthild reeenuy Cvesst tlie holden, generally an impreveed With the?! idea that thee4e r'efiernii; tithied to-slay lost We sewn itote the *deftness lia* thaw .1 tl, SF
dimity is unequal. ,' One of the Itesolutioits ettoved end lewad ii: lip wit,ls other
.I,lowei, \skids knocked tWo of the com • to visit its mothers at her Tei:piest, and the mother's reletimis have prices wili at least be maintained that they will mot auliiiiitPto the 1 2d. for Whea;, anti the sarrieolarq
wis,., 10,1,1 ii, is oboe:nit s teeth from their sockets, acid br.ske Isis collar-bone. Oata and Earle • and Oen "•
placed it in a work-lionse." ,
(serried Ist, this tneetitig, whit'll, by the• bye,
smallest reduction in tlie currency ; the market is in consequence Per Pack.- Malt, Beano, and Pease full Y' I "I'l
Tle, poor fellow appeared with• his arm tied iiii, a ',taster over his T a • , y support .ast quotations.
'Parieh Church, steie-" That the diveraion of one third of „ , , . i. . . he A agietrate having avert:tined that tile child Was at Stroud, in a very curioue situatien, thee though upparently heavy, tl, The holders of Bomigti Co d •
e ni echne to sell at the prices offered.
face, and so ill as to be conettlered in danger.
the Chinch property bairn its original inirtmee-narnely, _I .
.31 , „ 1 • . observed that theapplieation should be made (if to a Aiagistrate at buyer can only with difficulty purchase large pareels, for which ow.
NI/ W. 2
Ile tenet) eyou, who suet se nod rarely heard of suds fe- lit t
the.support of the puor---WaS one of Ow prineiplt. valises • . , , . „„ . ae o one in that eeighhourhood. in most instances he has to pay higher for than the previous Wh ' s. d. a. d. c d., 1. it
rin'ity, conutlitteti tne prisoner until tne complement may be pro- Ben a t• - 1 " ' • eat, English, per 701b5..,.....-......-.... 910 a 10 2 to 8a WI
ee the preseot etatres,." Teetteitiei steeple the ~„„,. „i
titnowe .
.. . . . ig Rau ita niiiii, rejoined the applieant, " I ant igno- currency.-The market opened rather heavily thie morning; but Scoun
„, . -...._.-.....___ 0 0 a 0 0 , 9 7 a 1.1 441:
d mit of danger.
rapt of dits mode whirls I Might to POPMe with a view of newel- at the close of the day time sales hail iocreased to 800 hlicls. • 1
, t tere Canada (free) - 810 a 9 4 00 a ‘4,'',l
GoOdvein Sands! The. mover. of . this 11,..oltition ( a Mi.. ' ' , .
Foreignegree) -....-..... . 9..3 a9' 8 001 v I '
,übbett,,, GUILDUALL.-N, r. Carpenter, e confectioner in Fleet- plishitig my ohject. was no alteration its the prices.-The quantity of Foreign Sugars
Porde), with his supporters, have embraeed Mr. (
. Irish (r )...........---....-.-.... 88a. 8 10 8 104 9• •
street,
iwas brought up on a wariont before.A.le. What an. is the child ? staid the Ma nitrate • and in what WA ' at tnarket is inconsiderahl no -I. .1
A Idermanilit ovs: es; .
.1,
..
.. i 4 1 g , y e, pu t tases are lately reported.-In Ditto (white .ooa 0 0 8' 0 a ~°lB
theoty, that poverty wits 'unknown till' the peopl,. wei e
Barley, English, r 0
)este,ri ay:, charged vvith atiai ulting 1 i
.i.s wile, a deeent matronly- hav,e you !Kiln living
;with •t wither ? Refilled goods the market is very firin, all parcels meet a read pe amis. 511 a 6 1
isu is° a "
depriVed of their slutre of •.the Cluireli property; :eel that leoltine female. fhe chtld us now iti its seventh year, replied the gentleinatt, sale us they come forward, and the impply is still ade nate teathe Foreign pl•ee) per t3Olbs. -69a511. AA - a ° °
Irish (grlndingl 5 7 0 0 a 0 0 •
" the Only 'ewe for it was the restoration of the third part A i'eo• months ago, it appeared, die defendant 'WWI a forlorn and I filli the husband of its mother. ' * ' demand ;it is diffieult to purchase the hiweet bon 11
•
pit at
..7171. ; Scotch., per 601 its •'' 0 , a 110
0 a 0 o 00s ' 0 O.'
of the floirch fo'operly to its original' proprietors, the widower with six eltildren, and Isis wife was a willow with finir It is not necessary! to divulge ydur private affairs said his crushed isnot so inn 1 • •d f • Oats, Potato (Irish) pet* VAN. '
Ct I equire a tei. .Bastards are le. higher ; Limerick ' . 411 a 5 - 1 50a 6 * •
~ ; i ; Wlin 1 t h • t a 1 1 ' il' tl 1I 1 .
4 11'" 6 0 00s 0 0.
' poor,. chudeen, 'not acquadminee between teem sprat% up •Irk nu ors Le, in five you con-r) Mt& any t ling towams hie support -le wao.esta,e grocers have not purchased Igo exteesi le f' he
or tk Foreign (in bond) 3 0 a 3 4 (free)4 10a II 0
4, w,re Hot, (1,, ‘4,erved), etarviug tholoasids• depending on ordinary way, bet, It was Whispered, through (me of those or Your wife, with whoM, it seems, Yon were not on friendly terns*? home trade this week ; moia.,,e, ere' 27, The. Ilesfien- 1 Scotch se Welch Potato, forseed 50a 5 2 00a 0 ,°
et mar et
ofislie esslocriptiosis for relief ? NV,Te there such subseriptions matrinsonial.advertisements which sometillies get into the BOMA- I have not, rejoined the applicant, neither hte, the child been to-day is firtu and rather higher ;. wareei• i' ' . Malt, Fine, Imperial
y any unips offer tinder
HeamDitto, middling, ditto ...•.--..... 79a 8 0 00 a 0..10)
I)efore flesh ptopeity had beets taken from the poor ? The poor pewee, hot which fi,,w persons can belheve to be, whet it with her until very lately. It hair been supported by my father, 78s. Molasses brisk at 275.
ther, were not keoett to lessteuving perioditetlO. -, and if a famito. aerial they sentletlines, really. are, serietus ,inVitatiuthi to the who died a shurt time back. I cannot conceive that my wife Rem, I.laftsiny, sod fineeeona. The Rttin e sueerhr rirrarters ditto _ oa6o 0 0 O's ° •
~ A 0, O
farket has our, per 2/30Ibs. ..............„....,.. see oase o 0 e oto
sometime., occurred, it was orciosioned by tbs. visitation of Pro- allar. The partieN tvere mart ~•,1 :shoot eleven month* ago, but would have seot the child to tepotirshouse, and I believe it to have been violently agitated by the extensive demand und h Oatmeal, per 2401 bit.
Obi. tut
•yideisce, ~,,I ~,,,f by tlie perverse ingenuity of man -When the three mont les afterwards in ~,,1',..1,,,1ie5. of domestia lifillalt- heen dime by her relations, with whom she is slow living, at Stt.ousi, liveries for borne consinnetion; beiui aided be a ittie:siaar,ge de- knreorican Flotir, new (in bond), 245. Od. to 255. Oti. per barrel ofl
o,lr were rebbesi Of their righte-when tineothird of the Church pinees, she quitted ' his linuse, anil did me return until elie was •Hare you made enyapplicution to the parielt officent of Stroud, inent contraet ; oft the latter being amireiries:ds - -1°- "over°. SourFulfito(Pliob°mltd)---- la'.
91
to
wA'
. 41,
P
woof Leeward!, Calla a (rap) ).----"-"'".
1°81'• thi• t°3).' Ski.
the eve of her etecouchement, which happened on.. the inquired the Magistrate, to have your child restored ?
rty tehich was theire eriginally, Was taken from them-a upon
advanced 'from 2s, '2d. to 2e. 4d. per im ieri 1 111 . 275. Od. to 295. Od.
prop. 9 f
ja ga on, at which it testier oi, Gm rh W •
system: of poor laws Was givea to them in return." elli of last month. She now complained to the.,Aldennatt that Yes, Sir, replied the gentleman, and they have refused giving remained steady ; filie Jamaica for home conuumption 3s. Bd. it WHEAT. IA ELEV. ant or t e eek ending Aug. 29. 'MOH
OATS. FLOUR. SaCit'L.
A Ni.e. Molloy, havitig. referred to history to prove that her hitithand hid treated her daily with unkindness, and particu- it up.
31. 9(1. The contraet wi
. . .th Government for 160,000 gallons Bushel7Olbs. Bushel 6011 ft. Bushel 451 be. For. Barrels. --' ' :
was 44,1100 - , 40,570 : 500 113 .-i,
'Wee the a »lication et•isotril ?as I '
lady that lie had caused her to undergo pi•ivatione during her times
...0 . o 1
,p . , keil its Worship. teken.from 2e. Sid, to 2e. Sill. • one ar e . .
he angiwitiation of ti part °rule flitirell property to the
, pcl at 15-16ths, and one Packs of sum%) of 24 be (3(1
t . •I I I
Of peril ; end diet int l'ilesday morning, when she came down N, it Was ner ; a.tiswer.ed the aplilicatit. et 21. fhel. ; there were seven Contractors fo Iff • • 1""""""'"'"'""•••••••••"'"eseseeetse:o. ' ' .""*."!!152
' ' ' 11 • cense of mendicity, Mr. Forde replied, that
poor was t i, ,
stuirs, perceiving lie was going ont of the house without inter- ' Then my advice IN, NSA tliE It'la Oatrate that en k rI. I erent quantities ; ------,-----. ------se---.---
" the otos-third of the taluirch property load been taken
.....,.. . . . . . ,
~, , . I, ~ y i nia e a per- the aVerage exceeds 2s. Sid. ; thole. prit•es for 5 under proofs would COUNTRY CORN MARKE ' WEEK'
TS DURING TH-
______;....e.
t changing u word with her, (indeed he had mamtamed strict /tonal one, awl 11 toe Parish officals do not accede to it after ou seem to fix die pries off ee • - . - . .
from the poor nooty years before the eetalilisliment of the ..
,I, . .
t. , , .
~ . _ _
~ . f t . _
re_ .
t. e
_le
tr,
,e. ,
.. y, . • . ward pi oof at nearly 2s. :id. but there - ' Wheat. ' Barley. Oats. •. Beans. Pease.,
sot ite poise he prevanis evemie,), she held up the in ant o him have lated hhtst in it you have just named, then wake an liave been no perchers since the contract. 'Brand' ' ' ' .
Poor Laws; and it vas to rentedy and relievi• toe o 811 •
1 li •enA•
and said in the must affectionate manner, " Kite* your 8011 I I* I. etti t Ma * trate i tl sae •
se ore app it on 0 a gni , I) lei ce or neighbourhood, and you advanced 2(1. a 11. per gallon, on the answer f les'
old
linde& Per uarter. 's. to s. *s. to I. ----------. to s. 1. t° al:‘
' " . ''' ' ' ,th mei
which afterwards prevaeled that tlw .1. ol el lelizalo . . . you go." Ile dill so, but scarcely a ihrzen woi•ds had , passed her will most proliehly. obtain what yoit deeire, being received, allowing the re-gan in I l
rom the Treasur
, Y Aln wig - - 30 It t° ,I 2 1 sle -
.„,
i• 1 ' 1
pease& -Unfortiniateey i.ar . tote t oeto'.! , i hut •
it ...4.3 1111p11493s - lips when he gave her two severe elates in the face. Thie was the 'flie gentleman expressed ids thanks to the 'Magistrate for his on the actual quantity of the • gg, an« uty payabie only Aylesibury 52 '5B 38 40 Nt 34 5•/ 5° a) --
1 ergauge ; the total tulvatice within nalibury -,..-. 54 60 1.4 40 3g 30 cst, 58 - ....
'xitere were several countries of Etiessiia.L slossll to the assault 'she (I,l4l:tined of. While she.was wanting neeessaries sit kind advice, and withdrew. two weeks is 4d. a sd. per gallon.' • Ile:lndies la d' ' Basingstoke .-...... 48 63 32 •38e0 30 '5O 56 -- _.
, • ned in 1823 Plandford . , 54 - 28 -- - --
Trent:), Itevolution, atid there ore still 4014 iii that state, !mine, tit!twitlistanding•lter delicate' situation, her husband was
AIARYLFBONE-OFFICI.:.-Yest 1 x il may be quoted At 2s -1I tl ' •
,r, , . • . a 50.., 1824, 55. 2d.; 1825, Ss. Sd. Bridr `4 56- 30 '.... " ..." ..'.
....* d 3,g, 24 4,6 64 •641 -4.;
, ,
wan regard to the approprietion of, Church property to supplyilig a mistress lie kept with choice articles* of putty from h
ed .. 1 . tte t d • , en.ay, ;Ir. ...earl! C?. , (teneva ts scarce. ,
• . Cain ridge....... - 56 -... 30 _ 2.7 _ 451 - ....
c arg wan laving a rsli ebetu:r hos wite and :Mist IVIIINy
the poor, \Olivia necording to Theo. Irish politieians, wus the Amp, and he had endeavoured tO extort from her, in the too- Intel Rut SI l•
n e ivered in 1825 ' 28 085 .1 ' ' Atoterhure * 50 06 30 37, 28 34 44 1,1! -' ""'
Anne Croker, was place t t • or resexeininatiou : lie was , peat mons. e . LAN -.....-..... 166 '76 39 44 24 32 44 " -•-•
'productive Of so nitwit haPpittees to the lower tiitlertt, and :tonal (dement and weakness, e vacetion of her Marriage settlement, •
assisted in }tie defence by Mr. 'hunter. Ditto in thefirst 8 mon • '
theof 1826.,23,261 ditto. citation-ad - --
36 `..1 44
these' ore precieely the comitriee io wide)) the poor are
~ . ... by which Nome freettolde she originally pessessed were secured to m , . , ~A. .1 m • s The only sale of Rumen • th.
ne t. contraet is a
, , is.. cur tieing pl.iii..*Li pt. Ore t w agietretea, air. Beououros 1 • parcel of proofe, itert•ge; . - 58 64 31' 44 26 36 50 (:',l ....- --_,
• ' her children '
an( oneover, at a late hone to-da at 2 • 4B 64 36 .37 ..... .
Jit 38 35 -
Most minterons, most wretched, mid the moist opptesslve to .. -. • ,
addressed her.-1 think you stated, that when Mr. Cox merried
.. , . . y s. 411. ,we conntler die Dorchester- 48 ,i,,, 62 Slit 34 ".- -'
. . lii reply, Mr. Cat•penter admitted the.asaault hut thoneht her ,
~, . • puce low. 26 34 52 4,
at; the other clusses.. We Stippose Mr. Porde will allow . . „. , . ' '. es' .. ' you Yon were a widow. . ' Exeter-a...ea.. --- est 34 . .38 22 :„,,,..i 2s . 94, 98 49
,applying the mime ot " swindler', ,to hint a eomplete lustsficatton ! •rvx-The i • • ea
cot Peld t Salts of Coffee have gone off tl i • a Eye.-......................... 54 60 32 36 24 !ZS 40 42 50
all Inquisitor-General of Spoiii to be a tolerably good evi-
of hie conduct.. Ile admitted that uyoutig women, it't Bannon She said, ehe did not/sone curtly SO, because she wee fornaerl , •
) without briskness, and a'' 'd 11 .- 1 ' II"' 6°BBtbrB ----;" 6° 7° 30 36 90 37 48 91 '6°
be 50
deuce 011 Snell a :subject. AlVes have now before 119 a col-
wau pregnant by hint at flie tittle he unsaid the complain 1 t'.
married to a nom who hed another wife. totun era i e proportion of the large sale Henler -----..... Sfl 68 30 38 24 ss 49 .„ -.-:.
, . a 1 , • m ~ , yesterday wets taken in • the ood 1
, g oremary Hoerecastles--....-: 60 •se•_- 36 26 32 50 .3. 40 41'
leCtiOil of the Paatoral Charges mad ballets of the Biellop but he'denied that he had continued the connexion with her ritice r• tianner•-l/Pnn Your °ath, wre You ever mortied to diet k • • coloury St. Domingo
. . .
? . ta en in at 52s awl 51 '
• s. bd. ; the ordinar had , _
.. ,itutie . 55 srf e 4 se 1, 24 37 40
...... ...•
y previously void, litingertbrd -... 48 6t 99 93 ee 3if 56 dl
...., ,
-..t. Saler/awn, liiquisitor-General, Bre. published et Me- that period. Mrs. Carpenter, lie saiik. insisted that this woman m",‘"l. ~
,hy private contract, at the latter sale ' Huntingdon -,...- 60 1•2
„,,, - - 24 26 43 47
drid in 1783 e one. of which Pastoral Charges relates
. .. to the wee Again iti the way. to increase the population, and through him ..i."4" `mx (11"itatitte).-1 tvatadmit I was tint • full prim, good to fine, ordinar at 51
• Ihe Cuba Coffee gold at
Ipswich ........- 50 •A. !II r jc 4$ ".- ......
AI . Ersouttieros flow eanie on on Wedn •da ' u o
es y, plt your E. a 54,5. ; the remainder Lewes , , s 3 e 0 _ 36 „",";
_in:7 izik - ---,, 0
fr ei .‘' 'tig the poor The worthy inquisitor ad- too; but with tlie Altlermitu'e leaves he would t•all in the lady.m
uf the tale consieted of the o (FY
means o t i . , •
, oath, to declar !---• Y .' '
e you had beers married to hint 6 r 'nary deacriptions of British Plan- Maitistone . 54 64 - 32 iiii 51 46 61 '••• 4°
' • h • ,I- 'a. of the poor tt, Church property to the -peak for 1 If- th I
_wive., _l' s_ie was in attendance in the Guildhall-yarir A,...... , ~„ . • ', .. (~,,,,, .. tattoo, which sold 'dull' anal tit 55 4.4 ...•
Meawneliester ....-- 58 OS 30 36 to; e 0 48 '69 ..... •
1111t8 t e •t. UM fs
for that purpose, His wife, be said, was most unjustifiably He eetot...-...l tie question was put before 1 Waal 4WOtll. Ido the sale whicl ' ere was. an apparent heavinees about N bury.................. 45 64, 33 al., 30 35 ....•
fulleet exeent.
'
• !pus' of him and elle wait eo asatonate ti at in les, titan us fort- sot recolleet that it was re wateil afterwards ' twe Wye not. 141 •
a y observed The two public Northampten • 51 58 3s -- 's° 51 -• ••••
25 96 50
- f all the virtises, embreces in
.her Jea , P . 1 ~. ese „ , 1• • . vales tine forenoon,' esontiat• f ' •
mg o 335 casks aud bags, went off Nottingham .. .. 57 - 34 38 32 ,;,„. ;..... ••••• "7„ dO
" Charity (he Says) queen O
1 night after her confinement elte lumped nut of bed, and kit•kesti
,nir• esftouotrvos.-Then vou think it no crime tu may one rather I •
eonlltitosionate bosom all the members of the toune hotly. In el . . . .
.... . .
..
„. 1
g.ted fie, dung, and swsar tomtit '? ' '. • ' wavily; the, fine ordinalry and !Ow middling denten:a a I.l°""cneeees'e•ea- 48 00 32 18 9 3,1 44 6/ ...i ''',,,
, 4
: 'Plymouth .--....... ti 2 - .... 2.3 t; - - -- "'
het iiiirse &twit stairs. He complained oleo that *ln neg e
tu x ~....i.i.
cor._l
li,
jux eri
shade lower ; fine online 60
wets Charity is a ditty, hut it is r partieularly so in Ecclesiastiee,
iiiid it,. _ 7 s. a Wis. ; low middling 71s. a 731. • 'Residing ~., 00 6t, 34 ls ..- .
30 w 56 48
.„,
falitily,7ptesetel tier runiiiiiff 'way from his A•ountry house. at. •I
...i. us lamed to acknowledge it then. • img bus. a 84u. ; Sherborne.-, fa ao ett it, 9448 30' 48 5° - "'"
became what we have is the fruit Of their lahour-the Wales
1 ' ' I In answer to ma St Domingo is nominally 51a. a 524.
ton, ant continuing station 'seven months ; und .deciared
.tirat 1
_antler,
u•se
ow fly quesaitnis front the Magietrates, Eild ME. Wm 2, FLAX, AND TA ' ' s••,r of T o Sta"bra''' 62' 68 ao i4O it, 52‘ .... -- ....
~vhich
,we Foetese, or rather aelminister, ore their property--their
LLOW file weekly, delive y all w stow k t
mar e --... 48 58 in 30 ' 20 34 .39 -' --
they were nut eapareted, murder wuuld ceretiuly ha ,estunntted hy !I
.1 th that the hatuse, 'in which she has wily a life for home eonsui •• • • • • ‘ .
purtiou.....their heritage that we hold itt trust for tliem.'' mterest, pioducce seven •tl•th h h • liption announced tine week, is again 300 tasks Swansea --......_,,e, • 72- ..... 36 sv24 „
~;,„ .... a- .....
- '' Nor were the Spanish CI ' t all 1 1-d it dis-
eigy a 44.. War 9 I. one or dip pther of them. ~ , _ _ _
.. . power a nion i,eot er t ree ale not more than the corresponding week of last year, there ha* in con- .Trur° es-e•-•"•-•••••-• 48 -SO ' ---- i''''_e '-- -•,,,t ••••' '''''
•••-
•„ from the %loth_ ftoo/. each. When el e -led Mr Cox he was 1t • ystotrminster .. 49 58 ls 43 -36 ' as ""' 6) -..":" ''''
Mr. Aldeream littowe declined hearing any tin g i mat I - , • t 10 iii sequence been a further advan .t. for narcele here 86s. 9d. a 87*.
eharging their. ohligatiutia towards the poor. But what . debt ; hie molter has si •
e totter wrsons
• lady who was waiting le ate yard, or frOM Win j , i , • - --me been parted with to pay hour expencet, was last ,s. 1, f , • • -co , . . , „,, „ sv•Ashecli,-.......-. 50 ao ..., _ ett .et es ae _eel
says the Inquisitor ?-,--- . ,
have eX4lnined...- awl Cd ler cnargee ; there ie none of the,26o/. left Aft st• sli ti• le elg Is reel), paid, and tor late arrivals ass. bo. In _see__ • ...__..„.....- -
es__ ____--.-
,
whom the defetelantevas excessively anxious,' to . . ,
e , e. IS- tieuip or Flax there was no material alteration. s
~ In troth, a *ad oulietietiee of meaty year., not only its ORE h ' covered the oxalic am ' - • '
Med t e ilk. ' , the enerall , soot alwa st, eook articular ,
BIRTHS - 4
, ..
2 ( - V
. nrnent, but in that ,of our. respectitee
(yeover mite . f The 'Aldermau
cesetore, may eu - said that he had mObt distinctly win- . pains to eat and drink nod •4 Yl' h )'.
h P East India Sale, 30th ultimo. On the 31st. ult. at Baddon Lod e Essex, the LadY °
rat the *mimes, . ~ ling but %colt _er hue and ontook of
tooth, and he most therefore find bail to appea
Sou* tt-AbOVe -12,000 bags Bengal good yellow at 295. a tuba Bahl • g•, '
mato)), of a fOn. . f.
Are to teach us that our aloes have hitherto been prodiective of She heti no particulur fall o t ith him, bat she 'till ed ii• •
u w . wi, 1
.tin to
end to keep the peaces in the mean time. 31s. ; dainp 255. a 288 • • white low to -middling at 325. 6d 0 T I the Rte.
lone her end 1.1 1 te , . , _ ~a . n hursday, the 24th ulte, at Went, the LaslY 0
little
cdeatttage ; for in *pit* of the liberality and Owl. ure with '
.10 tartlet left .. t *0- no o ercil to go into a gentleman s family, as oe • • ' *
know both our predeceseoes taut ourea„.o„.f„diewo, This order the defendant cotoplied with, and -11 I , e, 6d, • tine see, 6d, a 3478.--orse lot 38e. Ile whole 6ld B C
which w'e .
to her husband s °um. .. , 0 • nney, of a son and heir.
~ ---------
' he office the wife declarin 'she would return
freely, fully supporting the previous prietet.• ,
; I chant • this •• •
their exatniele, have exert:ewe ai, . num," inta poverty of t ~ , , g , , Le, to do Mr. Harmer-Did you indiVidual in tine ro
i not tell an . , .
- become every day greater, notsvidettaittling the house, and oblige hint to support her in the way he Ong"' . ; •after Tunela ' Wash one that . Rice-Above 6,000 bags; of which a great propoetion•Was pre, MARRIED. . • • met of
' our Diocesans' • .
mime • t •
Ives and other worthy Ctergyinett,du itiowicis maths husbena. yawing he would never Ave with her again, no m
_.. yy _ _ ()snit'. have emu:thing to eoin ate to him. viotiely withdrawn, renotinder sold lbs. tid: a 19a. tid. ; and sine On the 29th ult. at Eghaut, Surre • George:WOO 710),o
y,
9 •
liberality Of aura.," , rs. x.-e-No, Sir, I did not.'
d many COM tassiouate Se 1 • suffer her to remain io his house the sale es, adesnee 'has been in smite instances paid. AfecklenbOrgli-square, to Elisabeth, only child of the hlte. •
Cabildo, the inferfter (A,ergY, an, .1. •cti irrs , , . , . , • - Mr. Heratere-De .0a k dR.
e now a pereort name utherfonl, and ts • b 0300 packages good green MD I Stone Es fE 1 II th ' es, of
that tne commutates of:revilers et, a -.. , e
~...W. Newell, a maste.r did you not tell him that orrxe-Onit aou . , . . c la, 80s. 6d. . ' q• ° gum Ye•
end we. know, for, certe", .. . .
.. . • • pe- I 0W.5T11.e.f.1.-1 eirrei, AssauLx.
You Were detenitioed to, oat% • - tih l'iti. d
' have toilowed the nierciful example of belch rrs 'di ' • I . IhY h" our husband I'l e and if inixed Sumatra, 4hs i'47s. On threslit ult., at Edmonton, George baVage Car
I_,, _
entity dime of the capital, •. .
to,,i, .
____
Humber
of
poor
at
..,, e , eel ng in Chore t-court, Strand, , wait charget
lie_ y. . t te, not accede to your twits by Tuesday . p ' ' . I. I d ,1 r GI
. , )011 wou u ' Q
...,PiCES-There was a great renews' ,int te mune ,or Spices oucester-pbwe,;Portmatt-square, to Exuma, second '
da aura'
"Ift, a young woman about 25 years of age, with tht. most ci
.1 swear rein li.stgeitiet hint ?
!succouring daily, with beeed sro-1 t'o. :err
vt4 Ig""
of You know, 1
erday • partiettlarly for Cinnamon, Pepper, and mit .
s 'William Curtis, Esq. of Portland-place. • le eachtr .
my ies met uninenly treatment le as b . bf re charged at thut Mrs. Cox-e to e
14 Ar, Retberford that my.hueband tr ted ye! t 'rl 1 t lity 475. ; Pepper - 4ild. In-g"' (..) iSI 1 • DAr ith A r-7-,
their gates." But he goo on tia h
s anti robberies you suffer in Office w'th'''' • • ' 1 11
et'n
eo ' ' ' • . ea ine Cinnamon o. tse e qua 3 for the rifted ,ntleat u t. at Buckden, thf Rey. r. s It' Yi creent
tAL '
. loved children, what vexations thefts, .
as take piece eontinually • ,_ 1 'tanner conduci. tio erectly, that if he did no 1 r I r '
/ t COM en ttO eave, must wear my N - ftl ' beet qiudity 4r. 4d. •a4e. sd. to the Hon. Society of Lincoln's lan, to Miss Ilargant
life against hem. . s uttnegs u le . ,
'your farms, in your docks. 'flier thine
hs 'PI' the King's vets:me Flu' "ire, whoa. eceoueliement took plaee about eight days
' lean Pativistoete.
, -Beef and Pork ar 1*
e ode varied • ti •
e youngest daughter ofthe late Major Greset________„esseeoest."
in the villegee of this one 11"°e•ese" .S.V--'-ne‘ ' ftl e a rooms; a. 5: ar"s assisted into the Office, being unable to walk.. She eaid Mitl* cniket was vane! ler
ill either more dimand for the latter, and 6t, 10s. he it ' I.° ,____-_. _
. . I#ol,lll, etly 0 1, gg ti A her husband t 1• L ''' ' 1 OstFvtrit ' •
liubit of heating 'her Itir..
~,,e,„ ,ly
DIED. a. wale
have succeeded in siecuring,and impr ,
i juntrry men- . E 0,14 one, ant, was in toe vs 1 should he wish to poise!. you ? the Bacon '7os. a 740. Buttere keep very hi I •es een paid ; -
tet,o,neer of tse "° .. . ''''Y vi"ehYs Teetertlii ehe ttl I 1 - ''.,s 11. • I the hair Mary Ailne-To ine • • 'I • It g 1; the lust it. ` ' OU Thu d 1. 1 1 H 81 ; die Sothe.yr .. , 0,41
1 ite ot rs ay toe 3.st u.t., ent7 - 4.1"
. they here heen friend to be of ds .
~,
.ts _oa,, t.,/ „eta, „,.. ~... , , .
... , y, . bael, AL t tau, tet 1 ..,ty . . •
,4 fd teed, , . "(Oa, if any Lung iD. ,1
4')."'", nly being a Dutch 110.. and the next arrivals are expected t ' lire* Poi
- - Heim, out, i:t her hed, and struck her repeatedly., She cried plat...a_ p,..,_ Mho. aeoitist him. Irish 100 s, n sell shit hi h son of Mr. Sotheby, of • Wellingtou-street, aged t
g er.
die:trite of Whom we are speakitig, . 1110 Y go ; lees'
ovf the &roe for
uni...out,er, ad i .
~
and more and bare evelt &Ire(' f° °""ault the 'l..)u e . stonie of hoursby eretneneede s-,sesv,!" .that as alle had alarmed the neigh.- Alt. 7 s`_-_"4.1P111:4, •••-Pid yeu never tell any hod es_
--Y, 'we'd Al Covrox*--The Cotton Market condi' ed • , . ' three Inouthe• . of hi•o4ge'
• kers ban s 111 . . -71 ''`ur(ttri did, , . . •d - el, Cox, tnat Volt itXpected tO be • I? ies re. _ _, , ~ , . uin a dull state till e oti24 1 I Chichester, iu the '7'Bth year
yI. it ie ti u t., at
chiel Curettes, and to dye revert their Sitcrileg ~ , i. or ye. „teemed a ler , . i . (modes alsould be commute ~,,, (.-
poistortet weep when thew. appees ell a reVleal-in the 1,
ountante 0 , • i . .go weal toe Mary Atine-e IA equeet ; tIIE'VE ienot Henry Paget, Ewa Ctd•
those anointed of the Lord, filling the P 0" '") 4, •: or ~ II „t 1 „ a • ,--K ,re awl a chupper, and swore be , ' 44" Mra• Child so the daY before we found the hli
tee seghtest alteretion in the prices. The f Lieut.., .
he name of c antes " '-tt ' P ut •to .oeath. She ' ' ' •• 'Os oxalic acid. : Stiles for the week On the 28th ult., at Kensington, Anne, relict * -• stese
w.as pearly. fatutiog, w en a ~, . etsding lot night ineltesive, consist of ah
he beets:l
e sesi with terror. Does a custom deserve t, en disorders of stranger rushed into the I ' ' .
4)10 lien ~, ! alet 700 bags, viz........ 850 Claye wateota Bengal N,I, and. third daughter of I
es, , '
' ' '°u'e. and tarried]. er in his arms to her Mra uturrtete.....aerliere ie Mrs, Child ? aurae*, 41d. a bid. 7--...,
.' . lir corniittroion whieh is capable of lumen 1 g
father's house. . .
~ . 1.
or es gam', 4 , a re., ~, ~
mercy,. • , .
Iry Aune so •
, 1%.0. • . . s-a•-• lent gone into the countr
Y. tsid. a 64d.---40 etew a/deans, cid. . Jeo•-tio Dowell", Guitavus Weston, •Esiq.
.........--eseese.
' -• so black natufe.",•
..
re all more • Mr. EIALbs, the Magistrate, havi h d ' et_ ' Mr. Squire fro af ' • ' '''' ` •I. ,
, ---,eaosso.--"^"'"--"•••'""".------• -- oweris
' 'While the, Cithedie States. of.aermany we ,
.sive erniatory of the skive brutal outrage
. ug. sat other mum*, eon, ~ . ire ...r. Garuen'e, in eexteru-street h a 1 -Rd Wi'l! INDI4 N°I.I4SIS,---A m t '• •
.1 1 - • • , a Atilft 1.. - . es curious ircumistenee tr P ' !NG at the 8104
A Until" 1k4,.. '
lto cursB,,,, (-IT treseadecaneyt 'of the mos. pp
t 0 re* . v the, defendant that his the wine tine toe water.
told
~ The wine 'eontaitted ' • 1' • •.,I. a 6 spired this morning ; the Aet of pi. . s,c , all, • • noted and Published by Ai. YOl,- .- )
m t te.ratio o enunnent allowing bounty ee 1 ye_ 1 to. Strend.
.• . , :, .

Mixed
sciti.,rsEzusriEaTt °rhal,:r4:Le arcel:weilg:::::tgh:e'eti
dt;lle3l.snlealfl)4l:ridsltaift'loilslreho:l'.6ited-e1e...1.'
yesterday ; particularly for
4Ccin4nda.mao4n4,.
6Pde.pper, and lsrutin.,,,,
ur
eon '7or.
the
Nutmegs
;et
isitt :itoithylagia:e: ii of etatode tinnoty4:llll3aloirtr:l;l Butters
atitiethaairto.narerenkeir 'spliesicaeiritsitv:itcstciet;eyooeasranfp.:l tea.
aiviinnebte:udor
t:huhet he
17ia" aull request
01
sbuth
gltea!
3st 48
thereaab eial;util es4ielosoit;f
laisit Parovoars.—tteef and Pork are little varied
n
teat altrrstip
r
14
d
New
64 10s. ; there
:curious circumstance trau..
'haiuidenat 'tsilllolnTg°bouß:ltyweda:
WzaT INDIA AIOLASSICS.---13eAn":44:
spired this morning ; the Act of p •

Printed and Published by M. YOUNG, at theSof Woos'
Nn. 11$, Strand.

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