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SPIRIT OF 'r Ali: PUBLIC JOURNALS. pollee of Governments is to let it alone, and allow It to take its ' . POLICE INTELLIGENCE. your wife must settle with the complainant for the windows she .on the previous market rates; -minty the whole were per-
broke. .
natural course. ' Lasser
to
the was the wise reply, made. chased for export :at the highest estimate the quantity
• by the merchants of France to the enlightened Minister Colbert, MANSIONaHOUSE.-A watchman, named Stephens, was Mr. Graham left the office much chagrined that justicehad not taken for home-consuption was not a fourth of the quail-
If faith Can be reposed in the verbal demonstrations
when he offered them the choice of certain measures contrived for charged with having assaulted two officers, in the execution of empowered him to put aside his wife, and muttering his deferral- .
tits told. The Oude, which we lately noticed in request,
licit follow each other from the east of Europe, the nation to separate from her, if possible. - and 3d. per lb. advance paid, was chiefly taken in at 2s.
the promotion of their interests. Every nation increases in their duty.
WORSHIP-STREET.-Yeeterday, William Corinsifon• the 6d. This day the same quantity was sold; the advance
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lit.ical prospects of that quarter appear to be me- greatness as surrounding nations become more great; and, by the The officers it appeared, had,ingoing their nightly rounds,
free and unrestricted intercourse of the inhabitants of different asked a watchman whether a public-house on his beat was closed,
son of a respectable master butcher, in Whitechapel, but who has
icing enough. The conferences between the Russian kingdoms wit t each ot ier, the prosperity of all will be augmented ; the hour being half-past
•11 12. The watchman replied, that it was long been under the surveillance of the police, from his having 's
of yesterday is nearly maintained.
lenipotentiaties and their Turkish associates at the jealousies and eootentions, awakened by the unsubstantial and closed, and that it was always an orderly house. The officers, joined the Bethnal-green gang, was brought before Wat.,B w SPICES.--The best Nutmegs, which had been sold* .
"17' 3s toil, realised yesterday 4s. Id. and in considerable par-
.kermarm are described, On all sides, as likely to arbitrary geographical divisions of the earth, will gradually be
lated with the watchman who not only
however, were determined to try, and they found the house open.
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but struck them% and threatened Esq., charged with attacking and robbing Captain Molloy, as
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eels. Pepper is lower, 44d, being accepted for parcels of , ,
tve an unfortunate' ending ;-that is to Say, that the extinguished ; and nations will become linked together in the They therefore expostu mfirm old gentleman, residing in Mile-End-road.
vagabonds,
to insult his dignitThey were It appeared from the testimony of the Captain and his witnesses, some extent. Pimento fully maintains theists price's, Ilid.'
laboinetans have displayed as much well-disciplined great brotherhood of man !" called them thieves and
When the same clamour is now heard against the them and all others who attempted y.
under at . the exorbitant demands of the Court of length compelled to call another watchman to take hint intoquality. In other spices there is little or
reciprocity system (which he was, in fact, compelled to at - nothing doing.
•tiriiiia, as if they had possessed no record whatever ofcustody. sal- seen when he was pursued by a gang of six fellows, who, on SALTPETRE.-By public sale on Tusslay, 408 bags
do t) we ought to profit the exerience we have
le subject of the negociations which had been broken 3Y. •', 1 by , Ile watchman, of course, told a story in his own favour. He
coming within about 20 yards of him, disguised themselves in each Saltpetre 2114
had in the question as to the silk trade. The animo- accused the officers of having used hun with great severity ; anti
ff at their own capital, ' and thence tranferred to the others clothes, aud thus attired, three went after the Captain, and
resent scene ; while the Muscovites, after handing • •
airy with which Mr. Huskisson is now attacked is a watchman could not, he said, attend to his important duties, if
by impertinent fellows. •
the other three concealed themselves in the grass. The three that, gal White Rice, Patna kind, 181. a 18s. 6d.
trite disgraceful. At every meeting of Landowners,, went in pursuit, on coming up to the old gentleman, surrounded FRUIT.-We gave on Friday last the first accounts of
1 a catalegue of 80 grievances, detailed, like die. q The LORD MAYOR (to the watchman).-How did you get ap- .
he was questioned improperly
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!mines of an auction mart expose, in ten times time or Shipowners, we hear of nothing but mischievous •
pointed ? Watcliman.-I WAS in the workhouse, your Lordship, him ; two of them held him, while the third (the prisoner) made
a snatch at his watch, but the riband attached to it broke, and the the the
theories, new fanVed systems, &c. ; and, if Sir John and the overseers put me on the watch. Currants have arrived, and other supplies of new Fruit ;
sale of new- Fruit ; since which two other cargoes
umber of long diplomatic sentences, content them- - ' prisoner and his comrades ran off with the seals, and joined the rest of
Sinclair and Sir homes Lethbridge were to be eb - OltD MAYOR... 4 that's just the WA . The overseers -
The L l• , • y
whatcver may be their characters, to
elves with naming a certain day, after which they will of the gang, who were waiting in ambush for their return in the
Relieved, he ought to he placed in the class of projec- appoint auy idle fellows,
grass. earlier than usual, and the importers pressing
the quality appears to be very fine, and as the arsrailveasi,e
the
of take the tremble of hearing any answer to their
tors so immourously described by Swift. owever, protect the inhabitants from thieves. It is well known that there
The Magistrate, after the evidence had been read over, desired trade only purchase for immediate consumption, as the
roposals, but will settle every thing their own way, all the witnesses to look carefully on the prisoner to be sure as to anticipate low prices from the large and early arrivals.
the resultof ire
his measures hitherto ought to insp •
. . are very few stout men who live upon the parish, without being
, idle, and therefore vicious; and these are the very persons selected • • .
y marching an arts of some 80,000 men across the 1 his identity, which being complied witb, they one and all said they -__--
t lose who are not able to judge for themselves, with
'nub. As for who may be right or wrong on this *1 , for our protection in many of the wards of. the city. This is a
• ' were quite satisfied the prisoner was the man. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
the Week InFlXSelpAt%Nll43llBl;ms
•. , confidence as to tire future. And it is the duty of the most disgraceful practice, and lam determined to mention it in
The Magistrate told the prisoner, that the ease had been aut. (vanes' oovaitsts eeposTerios.)
cession, we presume that the more powerful can ge-
well-informed to rally round kiln,
that it may not be the Court of Common Council, in order, if possible, that a remedy .
ficiently made out against him, to warrant him as a. Magistrate in For of the In•
.rally get the public suffrage on their side. Certain . may he applied. . wi .
the.
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A.t. .(I)..,_misf.roonsizitithrik.,,rx.Relturns
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said, whet! t.„The. people of England have honest and sending him to take his trial. . . . spectors in h different Cities and Towns in England and Wales.
ontinental papers assure us that his Grace the Duke mtreasntysdofthetbpe The praemer, who seemed quite Indifferent as to what course wa.,-.........-„..... ......• -.... a•s. Wu. a++ 0. • ••••••••••••••
determined ministers, they have not the sense to ap- Barley-- 34.1. Od. 1 Rye .......... 35.. la I Pea5e............. 465. 9d.
if Wellin st n ,- est with (.aunt Nesselrode, in his
. e o aere Mr, Hobler • said, that thiendne'peatcurnetn,
ainnd
was to be pursued with hint, said, " Very well, your Worship, I -
weciate their endeavours or the courage to support acted as if they were wholly
the most tyrannical manlier. uts)vliacrtit
joys of the extreme moderation and equity of Russia. li - . •' '. shan't say nothing," and lie was fully committed for trial. PRICE OF SUGAR.
t iem. Morntng Chrontele. . The Loan MAYOR-A great many of the watchmen may be His poor father, who stood in the office, on hearing that he was
The;gallant Duke, say they, laid it down "as a win- called watchmen for thieves and not for the inhabitants, because • Retunts matte In the -I- 8•31 8 V.
_ weekending the 4th day o Oct., BO , o lc
Average Price of Brown or Mu.covado Suter, computed from the
comniitted, was most powerfully affected, whilst the prisoner ap- per cwt., exclusive of the Dudes of Customs paid or payable thereon on
iple, " that all the other Powers should recognize Without adverting tdihe unfortunate state of litigation they have got out of the way when any burglary is to be attempted.
, • ago the watchman happened to be
lie perfect justice of all the demands of Russia." in which so many, if not nearly all of them, have been I have known this to be that case frequently. At the corner of _
peered (*Nous to every thing, and, on beholding his parent in the importaltivoitusinierzciAntio,Lreiait4ilyrit:iina.BKET._______ocr.s. _-
tears as he passed- hint to the lock-up room, lie exclaimed, "What What .
Thl3 VMS, undoubtedly, a large allowance. Nothing involved, a multitude of other circumstances have fal- Bouverie-street, some mantles , Hay.-............. 80s. Od. to 1085. Od. 1 straw..., _.. .34r. Od. la Ms. I)d*
could be added but a full admission likewise of the out of the Way, when a burglary was c.ommitted, and upwards of the 11-1 are you crying at ?"
There are now four of this desperate gang in •lii,evegate, await- Clover "*•"" 841' " t'°l36'. "1
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len out of late years peculiarly unfavourable to the 1,000/. stolen. If the system was strict, there would, I know, be
ing their trials, besides the two (^Moe and Houghton) convicted PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-Oci. O.
expediency of whatever measures 'night be adopted nothing of this kind occurring; but when the overseers empty the . rockets. Bags.
London Theatres. Of these it may be sufficient to lout SeSSions. Kent e- 3L 124 /. 4s. to 5/ ce. Kent .. 3/. 10s. 41. N. W 44. 61*
by Russia .for the enforcement of the said rightful , workhouses for the protection of the City of London, what is to s
advert to the disproportionate size. of the theatres be expected bplunder *1 ere there ought to be security? UNION-
but IHALL.-Yesterday, Norris, the order at the White
pretensions. Essex.- :Y. 104. 41. Os: to 4/. 12s. Essex .- 8/. 10s. 31. lee. to 4L 4.
Sussex 3/. 6s. :V. fey.. to 4/. tis. Sussex 3/. ait. 31. 101. to 31 155... ,
"Ye Gods, be pleased to grant us all our ends, themselves, the consequent expellee they entail, the ais, Hoblee said, that the night before, just under the nose of a Hart-inn, Brixton, appeared on a warrant issued at the instance Farnham, tine (Pockets) V, N. to 8/ N.-Seconds, 5/. 12s. to IL es'
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" And sanctify whatever moms we use 1.
late dinner hour, which prevents so many people from tion men had been at work. A dead body of a sea stable woman, named Harding, who charged hint with Old Duty laid at 265,000...--
"To gain them." attending them, and the increased difficulty of access and put in a and the snatchers were }raring r Assaulted her.
had been actually raised. sack,
is g g , f ty, , , .
watchman, the resurrec PRICE OF POTATOES.-Oct. S.
Oznobles and Shaves .................. 31. ss. to 31. 10s. per Ton.
This, or something like it, was the " comprehen- and departure i• i , , , , taking it over
which Most of
tnem present to the the railing, where a watchman ordered to walk up The Magistrate (Mr. Caldwell), decided that lie should not hold Marsh Champions .. .G.N. to 41. 10Leti1!_
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sive prayer o r. ft s heroes, on the eve lot' a and down to guard the churchyard against those horrible invaders. the defendant to bail, observing that the cmeplainant had her
PRICES OF LEATHER. . d •
Ithis
glorious enterprise ; ant prayer, in its utmost ex- female part of the audience. But, as if to make bad There was neither protection for the living nnr the dead amoag remedy still by indicting him at the sessioea. ~.
worse, and to increase their own difficulties and in- some of . A poor man summoned Mr, Goddard, a pawnbroker, for re- Pot lb. d. 'd. 1 Per lb. d• is
Butts -40 to 56115. 19 to 91 Tanned Horse Hides.•.. 10 ta -
tent, appears to have been already ►granted in fitvour of cumbrances, those who have had the controul of these those guardians of the nightly peace.
Tire Beadle of Ilishoptgate parish stated, that the person who fusing to dellyar up a coat that he had pledged at his shop, or to Ditt0........60 to 661 b...... 21 to 23 1 Spanish Ditto._ ....* l° in 's'
Dressing Hide 5.......-......... 1111 to 15 I Per dozen. is to 21
the Imperial whiskerandos, by the " mighty Mars" of matters have most unwisely contrived to add to the ought to have been on duty at the church-yard was ill, and an- compensate him' for the loss of it. The complainant having pray- Fine C •ti Hides IS to 17 I Calf Skins 36 to 401 b.
.Ditto-........ 1 45 to 501b,...'15 -to /7 Ditto -.........10 to 16.1 b• 14 to 21
other having been for the •.night appointed in his place, the body ed the pledging of the article in question at the defendant's shop, Crop Ilide-r 35 to 401 b..... 13 to 15 I Ditto .........• 50 to 70Ib. 2'4 roll
England, when he descended a few months ago upon expellee, while they have diminished the real aurae- was very near being stolen off; alarm, however, was given in time Mr. Goddard did not deny the fact, and proceeded to detail to the
the Russian capital. 'file complaints of the Court of Ditto .....4,........................ 17 to 19 &nail Seal', Greettiana._____,
tion, by the adoption of what has been called the Star to prevent the robbery. The body was left on the ground, but magistrate the ground upon which his refusal 'Was founded. lie
Per Stone. .s. d.R,AS7d.
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St. Petersburg i against Turkey, and the rejection of System ; by which, in utter defiance of reason and the offenders escaped, without, however, taking with them their said, that uufortunately for hint his house was entered by thieves, HIDE&
the sole demand which was made by the latter Go- good taste, one or two considerable performers are c
tools. They must have been at work for a length of time, as the a few sights ago, in a singular manner, by taking the tiling off Rest Hellen and Steers 2 Bto 3 0 Ordinary .................... 1 '`° 6,
coffin lay seven feet a half underground. the roof, and a vast number of unredeemed pledges stolensamongat 611ddlings , , 24to 9 8 Market Calf ........... '7 0 0,4
vernment upon its neighbour, we must beg leave to say, brought f • d '
forward in prominent characters, at great sa-
•The Loan Alavon.-So long at this system prevails of elect- which was the complainant's. For property lost in consequence SHEEP SKINS ,
demonstrate nothing but a conscious preponderancy of larks, while the rest I been
utve consigned, on many ing watchmen, nothing less than burglaries can be expected, to of burglary, Mr. Goddard contended, the pawnbroker was not Fells. ed. to 2s. Stl. I Lambs.ls. 6d. to 21. •
'tea• 1 Meal-tinge .........od.
force on the one side, and of alarm on the other • 1 1121b.-Ocr. &
, but occasions, tti persons whose performances, and pro- lay nothing of the vatlotut annoyances to which the public are compelled by the act to make any,reparation to the party pledging ; PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 804. tt•
they do not furnish the sligh indicationS , test a, to where y wort iy o a eun.
bably whose salaries, have been °ell If I . subject, from the conduct of the watchmen. The Ward of Port- and, therefore, lie refused the coMplainant on that ground. Town Tallow -48 s. Od. to Os. Od. Yellow So-14).--------- stis.
Per Stone. s. 1; . iii ti
Yellow Russia.. 425. Od. to Oa. Od. MottlsJ..--------- ey,, 01.(W
the justice of the case is to be found. Time refusal T 1 •" soken, of which Sir Janie* Shaw, is Alderman, was (his Lordship Mr. CI-wastes, on referring to the 24tbselause of the pawn- white ..-.....-..... --s. ost: to or, ad. Curi....-----••-•--::_ yo:, od.
11/1 egregious' error had, we believe, its °right in 3
) P 1 broker's act erceived that the awnhroker was not accountabl so • - yes
, p p e ap Dat0..... -1. Od. to Os. Od. Ova "--;,,,7,,,,...,........•-•
by Russia to restore the Asiatic fortresses, held, as those • •
lose precious theatrical anomalies called Managing said one of the exce tions to the rule of which he s Nike.
Ordered to fiud bail. - for property stolen. from his shop. Complaint dismissed. Melted Stuff...36s. 0g to oe oas 000 a Drefil _
is, alleged, ill defiance of treaty, ,proves that means of Datoasough--21s. 04.. to or. Otr.
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Committees, on which very stupid people get -them- BOW-STREET.-Samed. gent landlord of the Red Lion, .
' of sin--Ocr. 6. to
powerful annoyence to the MahOM etans were lodged selves appointed, for no other purpose that we could in
the Strand, near the of 't
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.11r corner Catherine-street, appeared, to • THE MARKETS.„ 'esnow moues).
Tallow (as stated hy the '.
IllegAlly in the hands of Russia, and that the single
ever discover but to show how totally unfit they were answer the complaint yesterday of Johnson, the notorious in- . Price by
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object of the Turkish Cabinet was to get rid of a t*•
Ito- or the task they undertook. This Star system is go former, for keeping his house open after the hour prescribed by (From the London' New-Price Current, of Friday.) PRICE OF CA.NDLES.
shops, s .
i es follows :--
PRICE OF RAW' FAT, per stone
„...............,.... Vs.__
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The Prise of good store candies_ i in the retail
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sitive danger at its door. On the contrary, the clams absurd in itself, and goes so completely to subvert all Act of Parliament. SUGAR.-The Sugar Market has been so exceedingly Candles, per dozen fis. Od. to 9s. 00-.lll°uldh C'll."'"
of Russia-first, with regard to Wallachia and Mol- the illusion 'which berongs to the Drama, that w? can- Mr. Taylor, a barrister, who appeared on the part of the laud- heavy this week (time purchases averaging 250 hhds. per COAL MARKET.•••Ocr. 6. sd.
lord, took a legal objection to the course pursued by the coot- day) that the two following effects have been produced : ii &
davits ; next, for the independence of the Servians- not suppose there is any body weak enough seriously plainant, on the ground of his net having laid regular written '' ' ' s. d. 30 9 •
4 4 the great proportion of the leading Iniporters have With- flutrol------1 t tei fil'ilei *.''''..... 34 6 Lsmbt" 'lre ;d 0
Bto the total breakilig ►ttp of the dominion of Turkey to justify it.. The true object of the stage • t • f t. • hisclient, than bringing'll.
ge Is o pre- •
in orma tons against rather an him before drawn their Sugars from sale, and others have taken rather nesiumon tat 9 Wiyisinreirc'n 39 S (11d Walker )6 e
95 0 Walker OM e 0 0
over the mixed people of these provinces. Every claim sent a scene ofreal life and '
; were a man to go into a the ' 1 The Learned
Magistrates on a eummons on y, Gentleman an alarm at the continued heaviness; and have forced sales c_harlotte .......... 32 6 Walls End 441'1.7 c w.peo ....-•"'"*" v 0 0
Eighton ................ 33 0 WallsFaidßewicke3B 6 o „...,,j,,,,,.. , _
of Russia upon.the Turkish Governme t ' • ' n is one upon family circle, and find the master a gentleman, and all also objected to the wording of the minims, in which it was
t a further reduction of 6d t . o Is. per cwt., but the latter FmTelt--•••••-••••••• • •
39 0 W Browns.-- 32 6 Cuhn S&L,. st s
which some new power of assailing and destroying. stated that the alleged offence took place at the hour of half- a
the the rest of, tile family no better than servants in point is not the general feeling of the holders ; where the red IleworthPrirorose3l 0 W.E.: Bumiton... 32 9 Fordel 7-131
11c- Heaton. .36 0 Vs/ E. Green's...3l o Vie"u Asin„.......essa a
past 12 on the night of. Wednesday, Sept. the 29th, whereas at
Moslem' empire' may in due time be . erected ;andof .
manners and education, lie would witness a scene the time dated, it was Thursday moraine : both objections were, tion has been submitted to, it makes the decline from the Heliiburrit Main 31_, 9w E Hilda ...... 32 0 site,..g 6
31 0 W. E. Hotspur .29 6 Neshata,„636 •
when orte'stite is perpetually seekin mtl'g so e ling new, equally unnatural and extraordinary with the one to however, overruled by Sir R. BIRNII, and the case was gone into late highest prices 2s. 6d. a 3s. per cwt., there have, been tmi
K..7;wartli 33 6W. E. Newnurch 54 9 will
Na 556,35,13.
Walls Pi 'q ,se 6' ,^
and another only asking to remaii 111 I 'molested, thei e I
W rich we are alluding. The tb' t ft • on its merits.
grea o jec of a wattle Rawlins, „ few Brown Sugars sold under our lowest quotations. Liddell's Main...... 97 OW. E. Northumb. 33 6 , ....boa* ~, 6
Pelaw - _3l 0 VV. E. Peareth..... 33 0 W. 3.- I.•••••___•res,..ze
oseeins prinusliteie ground of suspicion at least that cal manager should be to obtant good actors in every one of Johnson's men, stated, that at the hour named There is ito alteration in the Sugar Market to-day; we Percy East ,299 W. E. Russell's ...36 OW. E_TsActioteis ,t;
Xll the eut.winoria., he went into the UM Lion, where he was think the holders are firm on- account of the improventent ,
v.oartigel;dwstint(zors. I" t_ w. E. Riddell's ... 35 0 Ru‘sysealtsat„, ytt
the *LI vancing party is, generally speakipg,. in the department. Of what toe is it,to have a good Brutus served with think, there being seven or eight persons pre- •
in the Refined Market ; the purchases yesterday were NV E. Witter.- so.l 3
Ships at Market, ltlB--Ships sold, 12_.........,._...._,.._...7:........,-U1...."c". 61'
WrOng. However, the 1 nays, ninon Wally enemies, and an inadequate Cassius ;:or a correct amid dignified sent at the time ; this evidence was supported by that of ano-
typear to have one hottest ally-thw season of the year f / 9-, 1 :.; 1
.441-6. , olvft.,li ...t.i' a, Mantey fit only to lectalre the more extensive
otter wane**, and the fact' were sulutitted by the Learned - than in any day this week, the sales to-day
• - • - - cOThNTRY CORN MARKET& LATIIIIO.I TILE WYO•
Me ct.ninsel for the defence, who, however, ermiteTled that die Used are only .100 reeks • St. Ltictu sold 6d. tinder our loweat
se said to be with them--presenslng an extraordinary servants ? . Reynolds, in his very entertaining.
( notation ' The It' efinett Market has decidedly given --------3T'eat. Harter. Oats. Bran,. 4......---"ut
easel) ~ e Lion was not one of those house that came within the meaning 1 , •
fliatig of diffieulties'to the Military (VOlllOl6Oll Of MOI, 111011.8, 11118 given what may be considered true ...
Per Quarter s. to
.5.... t.i.:. to s. s, -----,!... to 4 -----"'''s. to sii
...'• to 31....'i
1 'of the Act of Parliament, inasmuch as it was a house of re- way is. to 2s. per cwt. Shipping goods are , partm-
davia tared Wallachia, should the Russians he really grace to this absurd system'. Ile tells us that the re- sort for travellers, iu proof of which he was prepared to show cularly heavy ; and though we have reduced our quo- Alluvia '1 51
Aylesbury ........• 52 60 34 38 32 34 52 5,4 64
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ready for that enterprise- A wasted country, and im- (Tip of Covent-garden Theatre during thirteen years that passengers were booked at the bar fin. Kensington, Chel- rations, yet purchases are reported still 6d. a Is. under the Banbury 54 58 37 40 I'S 34 50 '; "".... '''•"
practicable roads, ,arc indeed pretty strong, but 'they of an opposite system of management, produced nearlyßlandford -..- 54 -28- 26 . -••• „ m .... -
eea, Greenwich, and several other places in the vicinity of London, lowest price inserted for Lumps; fine goods have not given Basingstoke - 50 60 30 36 aa 30 50 3 ''... -•.•
nridport ....... 48 se. 38 40 26 28 e. AA--
are not insurmountable obstructions to a movement of y.w ybecause a million of mono ,And h ? the. theatre. The house was also of great accommodation to persons residing at way in proportion, but •they are very heavy and the sales
. ..those outlets who might wish to visit the theatres, as coaches were to limited ; Molasses have been 255. Several Houses have Cambridge -50-31- 22 -• rr,' ... •
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this nature In modern war. If the Porte wag
S aware aft possessed a general strong convertible company con- be found I f
• there after the entertainments Were over, waiting to convey •been purchasing. Refined goods quietly and to some extent • 78 38 44 24 32 44 '''' . 14
Canterbury ...-„ 56 84 34 38 y 6 32 40 ~,,-
the advantage .to ha drawn from delay, and if it timed sisting of Cooke, both time Keinblee, Young, Mac- passengers to their several destinations. A Greenwich coach in the Market is in 36 4S 46 ...
consequence improved, and it is diffilt Chelmsford'
.....chad- rs ea 99 38 26 32 ee 58
the trader of the' negbeiations to Akerman as tready,M• ' I '
it, so 0 Miss Stephens, Aston, Mathews, iawcett, c, es, ist, al was to Aay DI
r & ,t. 1 •nt no • attemlance at the Red Lion, and but
'to purchase to-d •ay , Lumps at the lowest inserted price, Derby ....,,,..,..,r•,. 58 62 33 "96 *3 rl ut
fall
lloarell are 265, In Foreign Sugars we have to quote .a Deelzes 48 62 32 .42 91
postpone the ultimate ititimaturn of Russia to a season who all worked together in tragedy, comedy, opera, for the accommodation which was thus afforded, the portion of the •
play-going public, who resided at that and other'
places, would Dorchester 48 60 32 36 .33 37 V r,„, ...• '",.
I XS. a Se. per cwt.; the highest price of a large EE•y-lee.tet---7. 4456 61 sy46 eg- 91 rl 41
40 4° -4
when a disregard for its menaces' mightlme shown with- and farce, at a nightly salary of Si. Gs. Bd., or 2W.offuoirlortei=
5260 7566, 3;654 4112 Slat 34n b
y:74 ►at once be shut out front amusement,' which furnished to every
moans of to much refined anti ratiopal on- parcel 1,400 chests,Havannah being4ls. a 439. for good
out much fear of immediate vengeance, all We can a-week ; whereas when the Star salary became 201., class and profession the ni
, white, which previously sold for about 455.; . the ordinary Henley ~..-............ 52 68 30 • 36 24 12 g 0, - 4
do is to enjoy a hearty laugh at the stubborn skill with and sometimes. 50/. a night, the interests of the theatre joymeut.
After time ease had been argued at considerable length, and and middling 355. a 40s. ; only a small proportion of the_ Hull
Hungerford ......- 52 111' 29 35 23 35 ~ 47 "" 40
which these initew.thable Ottomans have kept the wind set as' the Stars rose. We • are glad, 'to see
therefore, With MD& zeal and ingenuity, two gentlemen were called upon to quantity was sold; there were no yellow or brown de-
__ s 5
tipuswraiembo..........._on..--. 80n 1.2?
32ss g 12
Q. 7.1 :::. v....:6_,. :
,
of their enlightened European /ulversaries.-Tintes. that both theatres have this year opened apparently speak. to the general character of the house, and they both stated •scriptions. On Tuesday some Mauritius sold for export As 0
TheY also nave it ls. ti 25.. lower •; a small
.parcel since for home consump- V: (et: ---„,. 54 "RA sit''' 72 " "ii ..4."2 1 d 4- w
tinder a wiser system. .theyreturn to the The sooner
Who can leave yet forgotten the clamour against that it was quietly and respectably,eenducted.
-don went off at fair prices; above 1,000 bags Be I
good old plan of having good performers in all parts, as their opinion that the inhabitants of Greenwich and eleewhere
Gold at prices ls a2s louver, good white 34a, and 3151gsa. s 1: e 56
62
36
46
Mr. ritislchison o. nly a few inOuthe back, when the pe-vt..t..............., ..... .... ..... __ 111 34 „it) 55.4, 36 -•••
the better. John Kemble,. who did more to reform disappointment if deprived of the benefit 1
Coeeee.----The Jainalea Coffee sold, 2s. lower on Tues. 36 -- 456 ...
riser fou throwing .nor .Ports 9pen to I ore gfl Silks •• . • ~ mould feel considerable SO . .
Nottingham .......... Ati .-. 45 - 35 :7, ~,,56 --0/ 39 •--
NorthurysTo= rs I.sst; 31: ro 4 37 5s --
h the stage, and improve its attractions, than any man of the conveyances that plied from the Red Lion to those places
day, the .Foreign without variation; since. which, large
Fer:dn7,:uhtitt-i. _____ :1,2., 5:7: : ' 2ii 314 Tie 24
rj,
50:g 0 .. .c ,
~; -t
) 7, ..° ;66
_ ...- be
was nearly at hand ? The Silk Manufacturers, bot
time, need to Consider that the man who had
parcels of. nearly ',every:description of Coffee have in the Metropolis and" in the Country, filled the ears 41 our R. Dui. „''„aid he would be the last person who would
after the thee ,were over.
Sir
cmly to delivera letter; if he did it well, was of tell
of the Nation with their com Plaints and forebodings ; willingly abridge' the amusement* of any class of his Majesty' snub-::! who knew ell let:istiorriuzinalt,..:.,,,,,...nitil.:lz.t,. in .bizi.)!l;:icinoirowiferrde;d tsit),:knit,inntciii sold.rtilol ,818. ;.s.b:rot ge: great 1,11-m-l-raZ" ag stl 36 40 22 SS ...." 36 5
and even men like Mr. Baring, did not scruple, in the
Mr. fruskissows filoelchead who would tear a passion to. raga, to splitStowmarket .....- 48 58 24 30 VI 99 je ~., --• ,
Limes more aline to the theatre; than the ranting...............- __ __ __ _ 114 30 ,„
,
HOUle of .Commons, to affn'm that The Attendant, in the present instance, had not transgressed the law very ordinary 465. ') • Swansea ~ 6B -44 '-' --'
the ears of the groundlings.-Morning Herald. iteicettl'ara:t
was offered. The Havannah fine Truro - 59 --• •37 - 13 74,4 ....
6"
me.asures•would insure the 'destruction of the numeric- --- in any one particular. His only crime, if crime it could be ord. sold v •••y I' ei ugh, 569. a 595. There were three public Warminster -- 47 68 34 39 26 - 61 eti
m•iettl- It is very true that the distress of our manufactures called, WAS one certainly of a very pardonable nature,---namely, sales this forenoon,s' Wisbech ... - 50 57 - -es 24 ""
_.----
- --• •• -• ,
~..:,,
......,..,i____....
___m,.,...
:.. _ .
._5B casks 104 brie. British Plantation,
. _._ _._
_- ' '

If faith can be reposed in the verbal demonstrations
which follow each other from the east of Europe, the
political prospects of that quarter appear to be me-
nacing enough. The conferences between the Russian
Plenipotentiaries and their Turkish associates at
Akermann are described, on all sides, as likely to
have an unfOrtunate ending ;---that is to Say, that the
Mahometans have displayed as much well-disciplined
wonder at the exorbitant demands of the Court of
Russia, as if they had possessed no record Whatever of
the subject of the negotiations which had been broken
off at their own capital, - and thence tranferred to the
present scene ; while the Muscovites, after handing
in a catalogue of 80 grievances,' detailed, like the
beanties of an auction mart expos 4 in ten times the
number of long diplomatic sentences, content them-
selves with miming a certain day, after which they will
not takit the trouble of hearing any answer to their
proposals, but settle every thing their own way,
by marching an artily of some 80,000 men across the
Pruth. As for who may be right or wrong on this
occasion, we presume that the more powerful can ge-
nerally get the public suffrage on their side. Certain
continental papers assure us that his Grace the Duke
of Wellington agreed with Count Nesselrode, in his
views of the extreme moderation and equity of Russia.
The -gallant Duke, say they, laid it down " as a prin-
ciple," " that all the other Powers should recognize
the perfect justice of all the demands of Russia."
This was, undoubtedly, a large allowance. Nothing
could be added but a full admission likewise of the
expediency of whatever measures might be adopted
by Russia for the enforcement of the said rightful
pretensions.
" Ye Gods, be pleased to grant us all our ends,
" And sanctify whatever moms we use
" To gain theta."
This, or something like it, was the " comprehen-
sive prayer" of Mr. Pur s heroes, on the eve lof a
glorious enterprise ; ant this prayer, in its utmost ex-
tent, appears to have been already granted in fn-our of
the Imperial whiskerandos, by the " mighty Mars" of
England, when he descended a few months ago upon
the Russian capital. The complaints of the Court of
St. Petersburgh against Turkey, and the rejection of
the sole demand which was made by the latter Go-
vernment upon its neighbour, we must beg leave to say,
demonstrate nothing but a conscious preponderancy of
force on the one side, and of alarm on the other ; but
they do not furnish the slightest indication as to where
the justice of the case is to be found. The reflood
by Russia to restore the Asiatic fortresses, held, as
is, alleged, in defiance of treaty, ,proves that means of
powerful annoy ice to the Mahometens were lodged
illegally in the hands of Russia, and that the single
object of the Turkish Cabinet was to get rid of a po-
sitive danger at its door. On the contrary, the claims
of Russia—first, with regard to Wallachia and Mol-
davia ; next, for the independence of the Serviens—
go to the total breaking up of the dominion of Turkey
over the mixed people of these provinces. Every claim
of Russia upon the Turkish Government is one upon
which some new power of assailing and destroying the
Moslem'empiro may in due time be erected ; and
when one state is perpetually seeking something new,
and another only asking to remain unmolested, time
seems prima jkie ground of suspicion at least that
the advancing party is, generally speaking, - in the
wrong. However, the I iirks, among many enemies,
appear to have one honest ally—the sewn of the year
is said to be with them—presenting an extraordinary
mass of difficulties to the military occupation of Mol-
davia rand Wallachia, should the Russians be really
ready for that enterprise. A. wasted country, and im-
practicable weds,. are indeed pretty strong, but 'they
are not insurmountable obstructions to a movement of
this nature in modern war. lithe Porte was aware of
the advantage to be drawn from delay, and if it timed
the tranfer of the negotiations to Akermann, so as to
postptste the ultimate ultimatum of Russia to a season
when e• disregard for its nienaceamightbe shown with-
out much fear of immediate vengeance, all we can
do is to'enjoy a hearty litti4ll at the stubborn skill with
which these utiteashable Ottomans have kept the wind
of their enlightened European adversaries.----limes.
Who can have yet forgotten the clamour ageinsi
Mr. Husklisori only a kew mouths back, when the pe
nod for throwing .our Ports 91301 to Foreign Silks
was nearly at hand ? The Silk Manufacturers, both
in the Metropolis and' in the Country, filled the ears
of the Nation with their complaints and forebodings ;
and even Men like. Mr. Baring, did not scruple, in the
House of Commons, to affirm that Mr. fruskisson's
measures would insure the 'destruction of the manufac-
ture. From the :coquettings between the Agricul-
turists and Manufacturera, which „Isere then wit-
nessed, and other_otninona signs, we bl in to fear that
Mr. tfuskisso» firm -and resolute as lie cortfesaedly is,
would be unable to stand his ground, and forced to
succumb to the prejndices of some, and the sinister
designs of others. We remember writing at the time,
u.veey desponding article, in which we expressed our
fears that Mr. Huskisson had calculated too Much cm
the good sense of the people of .tide country, and that
he would not find sufficient support in the intelligent
mitt disinterested part of the , community, to enable
him to combat successfully the hostility which hie trti
right and straight-forward conduct had provoked. We
lamented this the more, as the sort of ionesty which
-would
.induce it Minister -to abandon the policy of
routine, and shifts, and expedients, and to hazard his
tranquillity and his private advantage, by boldly com-
batting TOOttal prejudices, and endeavouring to give
effect to sound principles, inclining neither to the
right nor to the right nor the left, was so new in the
tsovernment of this country, that his failure Would
operate as a warning to Mithater3, in all time to conic,
beWare how thtiy exposed themselves for the public
good. Fortunately, however, Mr. Iluskisson, confi-
dent in the success of his measures, despised the cla-
mour "with which yrissitseaile: ,1. Teresult has
fully justified his anticipations. he reference in the
following extract from an account of •nisi Address re-
cently delivered by Dr. Birkbeck, the Mechanics'
Institution, as reported in The Mechanics" Register,
to the evidence.giVen by Mr. Thorium Gibs* a gen-
tleman.whose opinion will be property appreciated by
all who are acquainted with the Silk 'hark of this
country, as to the success of Mr. iiuskisson'e mess
aura,. sets the question entirely at rest
"Mr. ,Huskisson, the President of the Beard of Trade,
Cut
lowing the dictates of a great and statesman-like mind, his_deq
towline& that, as far as possible, this trade shall be free; and
is a delightful circumstance, in contemplating his measures, to
foul, notwithstanding all the fears which have been expresmed,
that. his liberid fancy has already produced a beneficial Olet •i
Wee the authoray of my friend Mr. Clibsolt—ln) is impossible
to appeal to' it more competent judge—for stating, that, evert at
this early period, the silk manufacture has experienced conside-
rable benefit, and that it is rapidly advancing to a stets of excel-
tenet, which will enable this country—the'few remainingimpetli-
went* being removed.-...t0 compete with the best productions of
Gen"' or LYotic It is, therefore, evident, that there is no ne-
cessity for bestowing upon trade, the oppressive blessedness of
prohibitions, inoteetiaw duties, snit the Wu; and that the wisest

London Theatres. Of these it may be sufficient to
advert to the disproportionate size, of the theatres
themselves, the consequent expence they entail, the
late dinner hour, which prevents so many people from
attending them, and the increased difficulty of access
and departure which most of them present to the
female part of the audience. But, as if to make bad
worse, and to increase their own difficulties and in-
cumbrances, those who have had the controul of these
matters have most unwisely contrived to add to the
expence, while they have diminished the real attrac-
tion, by the adoption of what has been called the Star
System ; by which, in utter defiance of reason and
good taste, one or two considerable performers are
brought forward in prominent characters, at great sa-
laries, while the rest have been consigned, on many
occasions, to persons whose performances, and pro-
bably whose salaries, have been may worthy of a barn.
This egregious' error had, we believe, its origin in
those precious theatrical anomalies called Managing
Committees, on which very stupid people get them-
selves appointed, for no other purpose that we could
ever discover but to show how totally unfit they were
for the task they undertook. This Star system is so
absurd in itself, and goes s.O completely to subvert all
the illusion which belongs to the Drama, that we can-
not suppose there is any body weak enough seriously
to justify it.. - The true object of the stage' is to pre-
sent a scene of real life ; and were a man to go into a
family circle, and find the master a gentleman, and all
the rest of, the family no better than servants in point
of manners and education, he would witness a scene
equally unnatural and extraordinary with the one to
which we are alluding. The great object of a theatri-
cal manager should be to obtain good actors in every
department. Of what use is if ,to have a gOod Brutus
anti an inadequate Cassilit ;,- or a correct and dignified
f.ort 'rowdy with';' Manley fit only to lecture the
servants ? , Reynolds, in his very entertaining Me-
moirs, has given what may be considered the coup .de
grace to this absurd system Ile tells us that the re-
ceipts of Covent-garden Theatre during thirteen years
of an opposite system of management, produced nearly
a million of money. And why ? because the theatre
possessed a general strong convertible company, con-
sisting of Cooke, both the Kembles, Young, Mac,.
ready, Miss Stephens, Liston, Mathews, Fawcett, &c.
who all worked together in tragedy, comedy, opera,
and farce, at a nightly salary of 3/. Gs. Bd., or 20/.
a-week ; whereas when the Star salary became 20/.,
anti sometimes. 50/. a night, the interests of the theatre
set as the Stars rose. We• are glad, therefore; to see
that both theatres have this year opened apparently
tinder a wiser system. The sooner they return to the
good old plan of having good performers in all parts,
the better. John Kenible, who did more to reform
the stage, and improve its attractions, than any man
in our time, used to Consider that the man who had
Only to delivera leiter; if he did it well, was of ten
times more valise to the theatre, than the ranting
blookhead,who would tear a passion to' raga, to split
the ears of thegroundlings.—Morning Herald.
It is very true that the distress of our manufactures
still exists, and that the Corn Laws are, in 'a great
Measure the cause of it ; but it is extremely wrong to
Adopt the argurnents of the opponents of free trade,
Who will not fail to use them for very different pur-
poses from those to which they are " logically applica-
ble. We have traced our distress to over-production ;
this over-production itself we have traced to the super-
abundant and unemployed wealth in the country. For
the continual increase of our wealth, and consequent.
ly 'of our tendency to over-production, we have as-
signed natural and permanent causes, mid we have
pointed out as a remedy a reduction of the prices of
necessaries in every possible way, and particularly by
'a change in the Corn Laws. Certainly, if -foreign
countries had r ontrived to precede us in the career of
enlighted legislation,. we shoal haVe had reason to
fear from their competitkti, but we cannot, for the
credit of our logic, allow tiliti, .00 the supposition of
foreign nations rer.,:iiiing in sta4a.quo, wo- 4,400)4 have
any thing to fear from their competition. We kept
our ground against all their endeavours for ten years,
and it was only by our own hands dia,t we, in some
measure, fell At last. That fall either has been, oi-
will be, 'participated by our rivals t bpt their regular
&bailees must, in the end, encroach upon
.onr trade,,
if we do uot arrest their progress
by bringing our ca-
pital and skill in direct operation against them ; and
this can only be effected by the repeal of the Corn
Laws.-4-kitish - Press.

as their ophiion that the inhabitants of Greenwich and elsewhere
would feel considerable disappointment if deprived of the benefit
of the conveyances that plied from the Red Lion to those places
after the thee ,were over.
Sir R. Hui,
' ititid he would be the last person who would
willingly abridge- the amusements of any class of his Majesty's sub-
jects, and all who knew him were aware that the theatres, in yar-
ticular, were the last places of amusement he would wish to injure.
The Atfendent, in the present instance, had not transgressed the law
in
called,ay
was onecrime, if crime it could be
avery pardonable nature,--namely,
n poarnteic certainlyulat.. ilis only
of
that of affording the means of enjoyment to persons residing in
the outlets. He should be sorry to visit a man so well disposed
with a heavy fine, or indeed with any penalty, however trifling ;
and being of opinion that the Red Lion was not one of those
houses included in the meaning of the Act of Parliament,
and looking also to the evidence given in ins proper and orderly
-conduct, he had come to the determination of dismissing the
complaint,
This decision seemed to give very general 'satisfaction to several
respectable persons present who seemed to feel a great interest in
the case.
MARLBOROUGS.STHEET.—Yesterday the secretary and
others belonging to a benefit society called the " United Carvers
and °Were," appeared before the magistrates, Mr. ROE and Sir
Orono' PARItANT, to answer the complaint of a member of the
said society, who had been what is called " scratched"—that is,
his name erased from the list of members, without, as be alleged,
any justifiable cam.
Sir (home Fsansier 'etil.l that he was sorry to perceive a
great and general disposition in these societies to strike out mem-
bers' mules, who had been paying their subscriptions for years, on
the most frivolous pretences. He remembered some time ego, a
poor man had his name struck out because he bail been found in
the qrt of stopping a hole in the floor of his miserable room,
where dm wind **red and annoyed him very much; and this
the society, because the pone
nowt happened to be a carpenter,
thought proper to call working at his tradef on another occasion,
a poor tailor was " scratched" from the books of a society, twinge
he had been caught in the act of mending his own breeches.
Magistrates, after a moment's consultation, said, that under
all the circumstances of this ease, }hey thought the ends of justice
would be suffic,iently answered, by _ordering the Spciety to restore
the c.ompllhaiinsson;dtee; twlfeuiralentocolc: t ,r _at the.lioted of two months,frOm
5„."644
4 y md •
QUEEN.SQUAHE.--.lffory Grabaio stond charged with
breaking the windows of Ir. Heeson, 0E1441-terrace, Pimlico;
it appeared from the statente4 of the complainant, wbo is a
muter bricklayer, ;that ;gm Graham was observed by hintiookr
ing through the parlour hiindiabout half-plot seven P'!lockt' when
bee linsband, who happened to be 'Present; re4aed ge47Pkt berto
enter the bow, Witness soon afterwards saw her bred( ttia

CotTEE.-.—The Jainalca Coffee sold. 2s. lower on Tues-
day, the .Foreign without variation; since, which, large
parcels of. nearly ',every- 'description of Coffee have been
brought forward; St. Domingo sold at 505.; but the great
proportion offered was taken in: Brazil 48s. to 525.; for
very ordinary 465. was , offered. The Havannah fine
ord. sold very high, 565. a 595. There were three public
sales this forenoon, 556 casks 104 brls. British Plantation,
and 711 bags St. Domingo; the Demerara and, Berbice
sold, 2s. lower than on this day week; the Jamaica has
gone off with briskness, and rather higher than on Tuesday.
St. Domingo taken in at'sos.; .48s. 6d, accepted by pri,
vete contract.

EAST RETFORD FAIR•
Our October fair for the sale of hops, cheese, &c. we►► iiielddi°ll
Monday and Tuesday last. Several very large wsgt°ll i')A--- • a
hops arrived on Sunday, and others continued to roine in Jura
the night, so that the square usually allotted for that Part ;°nl,'C a
fair was nearly filled up by nine o'clock on 11fonday t
larger quantity of new North Clays was brought in than "6"-t been
known for several years
I(taionitfdhneedreseoiwrp,niettisigtogenes,the..iturralcoo,l.u.rnaDvoegrvs:itenieoo::::,:,,w:-:lit,twavooef
so large since the year 1808), yet many large hop-er°(-o',. pre
r ealutseld forwardotol
sent
gooddeclined
lowhop bringing
years
prices,a
wring the
alio.:
Monday considerably higher prices were salad thy, W
were
equently obtained ; the consequence was, that fel 'e" pd ll'
o'clock only a few waggon loads were to be see"'
theffectettLe On Tuesday morning the prices began to lower:; oye
afternoon very large purchases were made, s° that 11 °I
, which did not seem inclined to submit to present Prices' ti or-
hop-dealets with beautiful samples from Kent, Sooty In' lope
tester, were in attendance, and a great deal of business ve44,,t dr
in those kinds. The following enumeration of prices 1011;44
North
upon as correct :—North Cls, 1824, St ge.,lo,.9„bies:al;lo,t
North Clays, 1826, a to 0/. 104. and il. per cwt. ; r -, . war
9L 181' to 41. 102. ; Sussex, ditto, Si. 181, to 0/1 'bp' i
enter, ditto, al. 10.. to Si. 141, th olverot

CorroN.—The demand for cotton continues general
and extensive; the late Prices are fully supported. The
Egyptian Cotton is fully id. per lb. higher ;'the other
qualities at the highest point of the preceding week.
About a'half of the Egyptian is taken for consumption ; all
,the other purchases are for export, or taken on speculation
for higher prices.
Omt--The Oil . Market has been very heavy all the
week, Spermaceti from 621. has declined to 601.; Green.
land Oil is offered for arrival about 35/. without finding
buyer. ; Southern about the same price. Seed Oils are
dull at a trivial reduction in the prices. •
HEM', FLAx, and TALLOW.—The Tallow Market con.
tinuesfluctuating ; for parcels here and for arrival the/prices
are now till the same; the quotation is 38s. (3d. a 395. the
nearest price 395. In Hemp or Flax there is, no material
alteration.

RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.--The purchases of
Rum this week have been chiefly confined to fine Jamaica
for home consumption, of which considerable parcels have
f?eeri taken at 3s. 8(1. a 3s. 10(1.-31 to 33 over. In

w7o2ogy.n6tos.SasotnousiwyA,
bo2,Wu2t4lll,l3o:ets)o or whe4oo:erwpeoc.igktede.ts ir :mho:
joredicltogirillE4l
qualities, and 3s. to 41• on fine ;
Up to Out 27th ult. 1,413 .wir
I—ets were weigbei at Stoureir
market pieta pearly the vitae as at Voreestat.
the aYeraa.

Brandy
B or Genevg there is no material alteration.
TOBACCO. The purchases of TAW° early in the week
were entirely suspended by the declaration of 1100 Ithels.
to be publicly sold in Holland 25th inst. but the request
since has revived; the purchases for the week ending last
night inclusive are 150 hints. kentPcky hnlf at Sitdb.esniGaol.l
p(ta)aeftererscvrier.:l4:ll:o:OGaafintoVl34t.:_clil.ri,pgyTsa,itsiteli.lie3alboliti.itaittitS:oleafyto7rlcis:eitoopioortelisintdsoli.tdtisoooefn44wai,:i agni (vit. someprdonif
theverinbßuelisteitilear
Contractqutiii quality fobr
air ebl:enidi
tfarkomensadt.otio.
766 d.
I.oPtuie.i
arpt J be;
ti e r c 0
dia
4 000 tr:PßNVVlyBliNeStf.7loidt 1461:0:01 viOalotnorite)siset;Nratril;::lPtr‘
::
jartlinntii.t i
obnleti
10.11:f
? -.
now believed that Ow ),0"'" .n I'
ifoorw.ePr rioniveisieitot?l,, on oc°lplntotato c
',vivid, arising from the good ?',,ci:ounts
liantOteerirpYol74;ii:Vevl4• Ludrildei"d "0 4 t4e West Indies by dm
German exl)ort, whiPll* are now extensive and likely to
increase i Irtgil pork 1114 InPen Ponsiderably • it is now
/nem is litilp
doing ; Beef is fully ss. per ettsk Invier ; con 'dull; Mt-
evedlioa:lottl:irvCeditliP':yilso muchi? in price
enwhnr
oicoeodwer
yes-
terday j it consists of
old or withdrawn yesterday; the advance on the prices
of last East India sale is is, 6d, a Ss. per ih. or about is.

HoOmnethe stb iriiiiit.,, at St. itlitarlllyTCHra.y, Kent, the lady of *l°ll4
di;):::Ocetege)tnnatho,rutt I
Dickens,
..
ofeei
.:E6fl6koitietitphi:oii:.::::::.:4*.c.fiot.:coajairdtia,ggtimiiitiniiirhit,twpfitilj.earlirii,joayoflr'sile,Nvotsw.hboiet:raks,:errisiyitran;..egty;:o.ro:::olo,:eid,:i.l,s,rnio.iirsfir:roorideter;lsllo,ifi.:4l:::l::
gnt711:::nOe:41011;:txtilh-744:14ew44"butatBtiht:rioad*nirsit.:ati,Lear8ta7"------tgli?1:::illsoiati:e.;"1:1:0:::--1:111:}441;1'.;:libilt::::::::::
toots
On the 90th May, at Poona, of spasmodic cholera, 1.,"1,.d.,
ciAoriel Robert Mackintosh, Commander of thit Purse prirr
Artillery.

Dovnn (New Ilempshire ,Aug.•
much
dividuals of families in this town were last week
injured by eating mackerel. Immediately after eating i
them they were generally seized with etolent head-
' ) Aug 29 —Several in.
ache and dizziness, pain and tightness of the 1)1'004.
sieliness and hurniny, at the stomach, awl palpitation of
the heart ; the face, neck, breast, and arms appearing
red and pimpled, and very hot, like the disease °ailed
the rash. These diweeable feelings continued
with some through a greater part of the day. A gent
denim inkrinvi me and others may be
as ignorant
of the feet as I vim), that there is a species of macke-
rel which, at 016 aeason of the year, are known to be
poisonous. He denominatesthem a bull's-eye macke-
rel, and describes them to he of the middling size,
very round, and their eyes lar6:-e
and scaly.—Arne-
rican Paper.

wiridows,
Itobert Graham, the defendant', ihasinitici, was asked by the.
Magistrate (Mr. Wurrit) what caused him to Fetki,e tV see his
wife; When be stated in ettplanation, that :the reason he would
snot
iet her in Was, hecanseihe had robbed /4.1 pf every thing phe
possibly could.,-
urs. 1e ahmy, abusing and 'striking me, your
Worship.
Mr, .oroluoo-,41; your worship, lam even to suffer six months
at the tread-toill for it, I will never have this woman to return
bank upon me. What am I to do with her?
Air,„ Itirt —1 have nothing to do with that question notv
orahatu,rThen if a Magistrate has nothing to do with it,
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