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,' ' IR.ELAND: , ! MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC- JOURNALS. ' ' . POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ,
sins to go off slowly; in Valentias nottiug has been done
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- ' . THE VEAVERS.».--RIOTING, , • • • LONDON. DIARY, TUISDAY, Sm. 12. DYIWOODS.-The holders of Jamaica. Logwood are asking
A•• compact of great importanee has been acceded to by MANSION-HOUSE.-:-Two young men, named. Robert and
(M the Court of Commissioners.) . iie .54 15.. Twenty-seven tons Hondurastaketain today at 5/. lbs..
-.., , . . Richard Drury, were brought _before the Luau BlAyou oe a Yesterday, .Thomas, Doyle,. George Saunders, John
some of the leading powers of Europe with regard to the 10 ' . .. ,.. . . , .. .
charge of having rubbed Mrs. Francis, a widow, of all the pro- Diggan, ;William . Moore, and Lawrence Latvlor, were 'J. Fri. tie Alzedo, Bank•-buildings, merchant
GENERA% AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH 'CORN,_
politica: of Portugal and Spain. . England enforees her perty, exc.ept some household furniture, which she had left to broegbt before Major Sirr, at the Head Office, charged, T. and T. H. Andrew* Tay.istock-place, coal-merchants
• (wince •oovtaers utroirraetolo •
with assembling in a riotous manner on the preceding
pledge of protecting the Constitutional Government .of, the maintain herself
_and four children. T. Baruard, Strand, silversmith lO For the Week ended Sept. 1, 1826, made up from the Returns of the.l6•
Front the evidence . ,
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obtained by Mr. Cope, the Marshal it as- eveiting and feloniously currying off a quantity of bacon W. Rentley, High Holborn, woollen-draper
former kingdom, and has obtained the positive assent. of •T. Bond, 9f the Hyde, Hendon,. dealer and chapman , !
whsetet.__ctors in the different esitle.rielci.pit,......._ies and.Tsotostmshitnittland and Wmalos.ll.,
... . . .. . , . peered that Mrs. Francis was married to the Captain of a small and !bread' frOM several linxters' shops.
Franc* to its .unmolested continuance, on. the:condition," Barley. _ ..._ .345. 9d. 1 RYe ....,..... 38s. lid. I Pet55e.,,,,....541. at
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Lee&l I 1•i I f •.I'l I - H. died ild I
vessel,g- I AV UM
,tt It Rif tour C. 11 I It.ll. l SU en y I]i the the statements made before the Ma it ap- C. Campbell, Bishdpsgate-stt.eet, merchant
• PRICE OF. SUGAR,
' -required by the Court' of,the.. Tuileries, and rec.ognis"d abroad, mute than a year ago, from some distemper which he en- pearled, that about five o'clock in the evening; a body, of
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.4)(tlitrkton, Thetcharn, imakeeper
10 Returns Made in the week ending the 6th day of Sept., 1826, kW& 10,1
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by that:of St., James's-that no attempt' shall, be made countered on his voyage. ' •Shi had but
.a.sMall 6.1141..9f money !eft weavers, amounting. to upwards of 100, assembled .. in Coll ugs and Aleiagy, Bishopsgete-street, merchants
her, and she endeavoured to payber rent, and maintain her faintly, .4, ~ IL x',' Bridge-road, Lambeth, cheesemonger
from the side of Portugal, or on the. part: of the .British , . . mevin-street, and from thence proceeded to .Kevin's-port 4--
house N r T ' •
by letting off part of her ( e. I.e. amaica-street, Commer- t. .
on tpeir way ; B. pring, Hasinneremith,. tallow-chandler
' Government, to accelerate by active means, the downfall cial-road) in !edging% until she ennui meet `with •an opportunity 'through .Kevin-street . they stopped at the I Bilis Rathboneeplace butcher
11 WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-Serr. 7.
of the throne which. Perdinund now disgraces. The tired dm,thetearee- -
g herself and family by entering into some email sho of a hunter o fthe.naine of leelly, rom thence they I. 11. daliegne,'Fort...str:eet, Spitalfields, 61k..manufacturer 1 1 Hay----......... 80s. (kl. to 110 s. Ott. I S tra w ovv•
• ft
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we* • v.. 3414 . ass.-
Clover .......,....: 90t. Od. to 1395. Od.
business, or ,b other means. .On the 17th of August, however, toe about ten shillings' worth of bread; they then went W. Hankey,.Rolls-buildinga, carpenter
ofan arrangement like this, whatever may be its motiye, Y .
.11 PRICE OF POTATOES-Barr. 8.
• of Mr. Moore, oore NS'. •Hickman, Great Coxwell, Berks, buttther. .
1 New Potatoes ,
Will be, that Portugese freedom cannot lose, nor Spanish
• perty, 77/. in money, two gold chains, and slime plate, were stolen, milli absent at the time, hut his wife, who was in a bad G. Johnson; King Stanley,' Gloucestershire, wool-broker ... 9
despotism .gain, very sensibly by.a tuxtaeposition whit no* Waterloo road linen-dra er,
with various other articles, from her W.-refine:, Amongst other :statp taf health,' armed herself wicnife, anti for a short U. liceati"ge s , P '
d. 41,
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foreign Ppwer interferes with ; 4 the same, time, there, .is property taken, . was the miniature of her husband, end as the .tim succeeded in preventing the assailants entering the shop. 10 ~., . Per lb. d. d. Per lb.
in forcing the knife fe from her, when the J. Lee Wood-street, Cheapsule, warehouseman
iii the' bitrgain, an apparent concessien by Mr. Canning to only temptation, it eould'have ' held put was the mere value of Th yat laat succeeded Horse Hides.-- II
. Lethbridge, Carmarthea-street, . Tottenham-court-road, blit`t.';',----f.'°lg at -,: 1:_- . Tanned Dt 1 1 :cc; 1140
a principle which 'he cannot, and W-c
presume c, i 5 110 t 111Clined the triune, it Was presinited that the theft was perpeteated by Poo woman was divggeti out into the street and knocked carpenti.r
•T. Marshall, College-hill, iron-merchant
to countenance: Russia is said to be at' thebottoni of the sonic rubber of unusual rapacity. The prisoner (Robert Drury) ,do n. The mob then carried. off a quantity of bacon and Find,
Hideo,
35Hites400
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ilgi two
1175
"Ditto -.
3650 two
,7401010 b..
2.316 10,017124,
negotiation, pleading the mortal peril in which leitimaey had lodged fur a• short time in the house of the widow, to R. S. Alaukall, Basingliall-street, plasterer lO Ditto , - ..- ''
45 to 501 b.... 14 to. 17 Ditto '7O to sorb.:! to .
11 11 from the shop, to the amount of 101. or 121., and went W. Merryweather, Long-acre, coachinaker
whom lie. eppea-red to' be a young inan. of . respectable • con- -----
is placed by the.prospect of a constitution ' being forced vi on o Charlotte-street, whither they were followed, by Mr. H. Moore, Battle-bridge, builder ..., ll RAW HIDES.
ions, living upon some small property which had. been left , d. id,
et armis upon Ferdinand, and holding forth the possibility Sandford; a grocer,• and some other householders of the 3. Neale'', Southwark, coal-merchant Per Stone. s. d, s. d. , Per Stone. s_
to him. The other prisoner (Richard) was in the habit ofll 1. to to I. 0
Best Heifers and Steers. 2 0' to 3 0 Ordinary,
of 'relaxations from the rigour of autocracy even in Rus.sia,
visiting him. He - came on 'the day when the unfortunate netbourbood. In Charlotte-street they entered the shop M. ri. Needle, Wood-street, tea-dealer
if Monarchs who wish wellto the interests find fair enjoy- E. Parkinson, Whitby, Yorkshire, grocer 9
oy- widow was stink 'in affliction at • her loss, and endeavoured of r. Lawlor, ' hurter, from which they took a wide of SHEEP SKINS.
ments of society, are not precipitated or jostled in their to consols lies. He offered to do any thing in his power to aid bacon ; other shops in the neighbourhood were next visited G. Score, Tokenhouse-yard, money-scrivener •
bonalide schemes of liberal concession to their people• in recovering the property, and recommended as the best means, in their progress towards the Canal Basin, from which spa J. Sim sun Islington, coal-merchant lO Felli-.... Os. Od. to Os. I Lambs.....ls. 4d. to 2s. Od. I Shearlings...l74'
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' PRICE, OF „TALLOW, SOAP, tie. per 11211).-Serr. 8. _ ~,
If Nieliola.s be, a. 4 represented, a Prince Of 'spirit, and ohs- W VBisho ate-street innkeeper •
that a number of small hand-bills, deettribing the property, should the went
.off in the direction of New-street. In the mean. •W. Watson; . Pag ' • 10 Town Ta110w.,,. 431. Od. to Os. Od. Yellow 50ap........--------- 82.: rd, •
cerntliimt, 'we can believe him to be honest in these' pro- he left at the pawnbrokers, -where the property was taken by the - • S. Woolstone High-street, Bloomsbury hoot-maker •
time, Mr. Bell, cominanding the horse police in Kevin- ... • - - 7: K.
White .....:.«:.. Os. Od. to Os. Od. Curd...--.............................. -__ . 01.
fessiptis ; but our first feeling is, we confeas, distittst of all thieves. He engaged to get the bills printed, and to distribute assembled his men,. and COMTRY DIARY,. TUSSDAY, Sen. 12. Soap Ditto-...... Os., Ott. to Os. Oct. 'Graves ...................... r: ~
.1 Meßing Stuff «. Vs. W. to Os. Od. Good Dregv......................-..„... 54 `"'•
profeesions made hy persons who will not acknowledge the them himself, as .he said lie wasauuch about the town. Shortly _ street barracks had promptly
sending them out in different directions, they succeeded in Sir.P..Bagliott, Leonard. Stanley,at the Fleece Rodborough at 10 Ditto Itotegh-e-las. 00- to 01- Cid. ---..----,---
ItCreti right of the people to legislate for their own interests. . after the rebhery.,. Air. C.ope, the Marshal, was applied to, and re-
making the forementioned priso»ers in NeW-street.- R. Eaitgate, York-Public office, -Barnsley
PRItE OF RAW FAT, per stone of tilh.-Surr. 5.
reste Ito i.ve !ins chatttable exertion* in endeavouring to trace
There •is nothing (God knows) to the nature of des- Softie of the bacon, which Doyle and Lawlor were seen H. Fryar,•Sunderland-George, Newcas
the poor widows property. , She ran to the Bank, and found that tle-upon-Tvue
potism, which can exclusively qualify it to be the bestll Price by Tallow as stated by the Tallow Metiers) - ......-2:s 4_4.
some of the stolen notes; amounting to 50/. had been aidp in on to throw from them, was found. Lawlor told . Major .1. Hair, Scottawood, Northumberland-George, Newcastle- PRICE. OF CANDLES. •
judge of the ia.stitutions Most calutillite,d to promote the s-
theinorning after the 'robbery', and tn`) sovereigns ' obtained for Sier that he had not eaten a morsel since Sunday., It upon-Tyne • 11 The price of good Store C,andles, in the retail shops, is as follows 04
happiness and welfare of a eation.-Tinies.II Candles, per dozen 7s. tkl. to Bs. 6d. 1 Moulds, per doten ..........:_t__....:
them by some person who hail given a faise'name•and address.- was stated by several witnesses that Doyle headed the .11.
.Holgate, Habergltam Eaves-Bull Inn, Burnley
G.41.10y, Newcistle-upen-Tyne-George, Newcastle-upon- COAL mARKzr..--sser. 8.
It seems that a barber, somewhere in the neighbour- There was, however, one 10/. note out, and with respect to which party, and ' seemed to direct all their proceeding's.- I. d•
she requested the inspectors of the Bank to be particularly alert. Doyle requested to explain to the Magistrate the Omni- syne ll s. d. a. d.
hood cif St. Jamea's, •,lias been takeieto one of the police-111. 'lris! I. L. I, Lewes,, Sussex-Star, ewes
A day or two lifter, word was sent that it had come in. It had .4t„nees of his conduct. lie was, he said, overseer of the i
I. and 7. Jackson, Liverpool-George, Liverpool
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offices by the parish officers, charged not only
_with carry-
been presented with a large parcel of notes, amounting to upwards me el.,- employed ao break stones :at Leeson-street ; Major 11 Heaton 31 9 WallsEndßewieke34 9 Lambtou smati-- I v
in bit la's trade oil the Sabbath-day,. but :keeping . open it of 15,000/., from Messrs. Whitmore and Co. Front Altesee it Tit' 1' ' . hew came to them . yesterday, and inforin'ed 1.• • Hebburn Main--. 31 OW. KBrown'a.-..28 3. LarobtoPPrilar°ll3o g
enu ortny and Bunnell, Liverpool-GeorgeeLive.rpoel
W. M. Lamb Newcastle-upon-T ne--Turf Hotel, New-
yor h. Ilepurraton.... 29 9 Trader ..--;;••••• la
billiard table at the spine time. We .do ' not believe that Was traced through the hands of saute ef the
.nitiet respectable iKilltngworth ...31.) 0 W. E. Greetes......, 28 Di Stewart's small.-- 30 a
them that in future the Committee 'could only. ff rd to '
there are -any 'worse places in the Metropolia then the num- ~ . •
houses in the city, until it returned to Mr. Kohler's', a furrier, iti • ' it 0 castle-upon-Tyne Y
W. otspur -
Y' •.' • • • ' pay them according to the work they did. He (Doyle) E. and Gs Lunn, Halifax-White swan Hay , i 1 Ord's,Redliugh -25 0 W.' E. Newmarch 31 3 Neshan! _
I.;ireit'ul 35 0
. Clmapaide. . ~ lax , Percy East.-- 26 OW. E. Nottlnnb. 29 9 Walls _OOl
her of taw billiard rooms with which it abounds. It -was ' . requested Mr. Taylor, to continue 'the men at work. as T. Niles, Stockton-on:Fees-Yu is
...AC. Lion, Stockton 1 I PolitopWindsor...27 6 W. E.• Peareth-;..29 0 Walls.Zusi „Ku.
..35 0
. Airs. Kohler deputed, that the prisoner, Richard Drury, whom
'l* these vile reee navies that the 'nurtells and • . usual, until some of them could go to the Exchange, and G.!Mogridge, Birminghain-Royal Hiatt!, Birmingham
at oneaa . • -•1 - • - . she had known as a person who She understood lived as an agent 'Penfield M00r...A...31 3 NV. L.' Riddell's ... 31 9W.E. St ,
...35 0
their ping were in the habit of associating; and where'-.the C '
fur the purchase of goods, paid her the 04 'note for a midi of expostulate
. with mintinttee. Upon mention of the W; Phelps, Belbroughton-Packhorme, Worcester - 32 6 W. E. Stewart,
avarice so far got this better of common feeling, as to point superior quality, Which cost herself 8/. 19s. word " expostulate, Major
•Sirr would hear no more, T. 'Rome, 13rightone•-Star, Lewes lO ships at Market, N--,;-Ships sold, 5.24A-Unauld, 34.g` _........ '
• • • • • but ordered the prisoners to be immediately, removed ; and W 1 Scowcroft, Haverfordwest-Castle Inn, Haverfordwest 11 _._, _ -----------
out their own daily companion in vice as the Berson in Mr. Cope, the Marshal, deposed, that on Tuesday week he
the informations taken; this was acCordingly, done and Square and• Co., Kingsbridge--Kings Arms, Kingsbritige 10 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-ScrT. 5.. _.„___t
accompanied b • one of the City officers, to the house where , .. . , *
whose blood their hands should lie imbrued. It would be went, .. .• ) . • • • they were all committed for trial at the- Sesaions. J. Spencer, Burnley, Lancaster-Thorn, Burnley
• -the prisoner Richard lived, No. I, Buxton-place, Lantheth. It . , • • "C Spurrier, Walsall, Stafford-Royal, Hotel, Birmingham 11 they are very extensive, and there is a fair quantity of pats,
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: theeefore, we are convinced, if these pia .t,h were Doyle, Who to abroad-cloth weaver, is in seine tl, lost every al,-
well,was in the morning, and the prisimer was denied. Ile went in,egree an R. ,1,1 i m .
more 'closely watched than they are. They are, for theS Al h t torn ey, ottrarn- tar, anc es er
_line!.
however, to search the home ; he Stationed an officer below, to educated currency ova"
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. • Tickle and Roberts,Burnley,Laneaster-Thorn Inn, Burnley 12 tido, and it was with difficulty last week's curren t
._,, having
most part, as much flash-houses as any that bear that de- watch for any one who should attempt to escape. He found the Between seven and eight, o'clock, yesterday Morning,' aJ. IVatoon, Willington, Northumberland-Turf Hotel, New- . for any.' Foreign Oats, •Rye, Beans, Tease, and Oa rno°4
_',....., of
signation. But on this occasion the barber seems to have prisoner in bed. While he was there, he heard a window open, number of men assembled in James's
-street, and proceeded . castle-on-Tyne
bui".96.1.
turned the tables upon his prosecutors with a vengeance. and something drop ehe leoked out, and saw A picture frame, to the house of Mr. Derepsey, a baker, where they de.. S.: Wood Manchester-White's 'Hotel, Manchester .
Jentlueuccou
" Why," says he, "do you trouble your betide with my which was not there before; it was thrown out by Robert Drury. mended bread,
.which was given to' them ; they then went per quarter on Rye, Beans, and Pease, this had sedata less tabu
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billiard table, while you allow all the hells and club-Blouses He found the whole of the bills whiult Richard had undertaken to on; to the shop of Mr. Mandel's, where they made a similar
HOP INTELLIGENCE. del le" ' and
this day's market, which was thinly atten .d. to sa., at
in the parish to gamble all Sunday long without any inter- circulate. He hail misdescribed the artitlea, so that they would detnand, 'which was complied With. The party next pro- • bought sparingly of Wheat, at a depreeiation °f ' Oat-
rup ' tion ?" This was a poser both to the Churchwarden have been of little use if they were . circulated.•
. seeded in the direction of Bove.r-bridge, and on their way, tosoucir, Sen. e.-'the arrivals of the new growth of Hops ' quarter,
Oats 6d. to 7tL per bushel ; Beans Ss. 'to 4s. per.
or Als4
Barley .
and,the, Justice; and had the Society for the Suppression
•'• When the empty miniature-frame was shown to Mrs. Fran- • 1 • •
f ! . --she, . .. ....
in Irvine-street, they met a boy iii the employment of Mr. are now considerable; the quantity already come to hand amounts meal ss. per pack, and Flour IL per sack. In . u,a there
of Vice been by, they must have looked a little confused!Mr • to tears, and for some '
ins, or her to identify, burst In,
.ears,. . time
Crawford, a baker, going out with a basket of bread, to `about 5,000 pockets. The buyers have hitherto been very there was no alteration of price. Of the article* Ithell„ oar,
appeared to he hysterically affected. She Identified it as part of her . is nogreatstock h 'tconsistingof about If3,tival,. of
ere, a only
upini the oceattion. It is nowiame time since we noticed aPPe • • which they seized upon and divided among them. On the cautious, and the prices have daily decliued. 00 of Pease ,
tern of Oats, 1,500 of Been*, 680 of Rye, 'and 2 . .
property..
this filthiest of " Sunday gaming;" Mich we have :wine ~ . , . •• .
appearance of a party of police, from Arrita-quay division, Kent Pockets :34 16s. to 4L 15s. to 5/. Or. Oatmeal theie is none. •
Übe prisoners, who had both concealed their fares during the New.
reason to know, through various channels, continues tai rife as . . ,
eratumation, were men fully commillei to take their trials for the • d I. d* • II
ever. One cannot want a better proof of the sort of per-
capital
offence, Wheat, English, per 70Ibs-............-. 96 a It) U _, a . ge.,.. t
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sons. of which Some, at least, of these clubs are composed,fill Duty laid at 250,0004
in number, stopped a' basket of bread in Kevin's-isort, Scotch.
The Loan MAYOR, who deplored • •
Canada (free) _
. than the open. viohttion of deceacy, which. their conduct inbelonging to Mr. Donovan, baker, of•Aungierrstreet; they 0,6 a . 9 4 2. s ii..
fallen the unfortunate . widow, said that great. praise was due to' Foreign (free).
thie,seepect presents, It has been said of them, in the THE 'MARKETS. , Irish (red) ' ' s aB 11 8 9 a
Air. Cope for his exertions'to receiver the little property, ottwhich knocked the basket off the head of the man who carried it, ooa 0 • 0 9°a o 0
jargon their own trade, that he who is all Club's ca" the hopes of herself A
Barley, English, per 60135.------. 511 a 6 .!. ,0a 0 _.
have no Heart." But at any rate the law should be no we, uusuecessful.
Foreign (free) per t100)1.-- 5- a . . 00 a
~ 0
• • • hit-respecter of persons ; and it, therefore, the barber's
BOW-STREET.- Wm. 7'yrell, civic at the Unioit coach- in front of the Exchange, 'and in different parts of the ,s' , „
~
isere-The demand for Muscovades on Tuesday was ,brisk, Irish orrindiney , 5 7 a S 1,,
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Scotch, per 60ibs./..W.0.1.•••••1,461. _ ,
bard room is to tat shut up on Sundays (as it undoubtiallyand an atavance. otZte was 4. Attained ; the rise 'the • in prices ap- oats Potatoilnah) per 451134,............ 461, 4 '7 4 2 4'
office, Haymarket, was summoned to answer the complaint of a Liberty ;. in the afternoon some of them attempted to seize '
ought
.to be) aurely it is tie fit that Patrician Sabbath- gentleman named Dobbin. a basket of bread from a. baker'e nlllll, in Camden-street tiearee t0....c the re ues . asthebusiness
lelie if.q 4P
re Dirac! nines Tues- ' Limerick - ' „ 4Ba 4 '7 4 "4,.. ii $ :
.11 0 • „"! 0
. Foreign (free)
,1 ' day was hunted, till towards the close of the Market yesterday, Scotch & Welch Potato forseed 47a 4 tt 0.• a 0
breakeie should be dealt with in die otmermanner, wain! it a • I that I ll i to tlbut were prevented by the appearance, of, Mr.
ppeatet
,t te wit tnnou sen a patter te coach- • . • 11.11) w.,"'i a when the I •considerable,lrather'rates •
•• '
pure tages woe am at higher Malt, I, Me, Imperial . Baaft 6• 0 4)", iio
tatt that vice, depravity, anul profaneness, become oilier to bespintli an inside .idsee to Leutnington, and lie setit a , ~
,art of 'edict.. Two men were taken two custody oil than on the Tuesday. The Market 14 Museovailes ix quiet this - Ditto, trildrilinq, ditto ...........
~/ 0 a 14 3 . (0) g-a 0 00
don ly culpable in those 'who, from ethieution and 'station, sovereigit attearriest for his seat, the fare fur which Will 11. Tuts, this °evasion.- Freeman' £ Joni-nal of
,Wednesday. mi.rning ,• the, purchase* reported are about 800 casks. The ad- tmgroz,y=.. -di :as 0 00 a P., 0
Olt& to know the•value And itoportattea of nit oppo.ke The .I.4ndwit, wit,o noted fix t4erk in tire tAlti.te,.wl.ti,A, has kitten . . ----„.
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szominet.-.llloening Lfel'ald.. but recently ebtalthalted, gaol that the gentlanien should not he - INFAMOUS CONDUCT ()V WA're/IMEN. vane* of Tuesday is folly maintained. The average rides of the Datinesi per •Loibs. - .
week are 1,200 casks each day. The advsnee of 2s. a 3s. on the .... at oaet o 00 A .01,
American moue, oew (in bond),,,os. LILL to 10it. 04_ per barrel of 1900 Y,
later at the office than a quartet. past nine in the morning. - Ei-. HENRY-STREET .OFFICE.-Yesterday, at eleven o'clock, prices of refined goods early in the week prevented any sales of s'eutrti•ToVlisob"J;l) litt titt it: rs: :It:
titer through neglect or design, however, lie omitted to secure a the Board ROom was croWded by a number of respectable extent after Tuesday; but the Market prices are not only fully , Canada (free) _ 27c Od. to 295. Od.
• NEWS FOR COUNTRY. COUSINS. place for Mr. Dohbyn in the attach which that gentleman wished persons, , who exhibited striking proofs of the barbarous supported, but we think a shade higher. There is no adequate INPOuItTOI.EI.IRAIN for the Week ending Sept. 5.
.44060,
---"--- to go by, and he went to Piccadilly for the purpose of securing treatment they had receitted that morning from theseguar- supply of goods at Market this morning.. The shippers have Bud
WHEAT oATS.
ieliOlbs. Bushel titlibs. Busliel4Albs. Foi
r?.Lra:Tels. N il‘C.
Dent Coz,-As 1- know neither you nor Mies Draper, hint a place in another coach. Here he paid I Os. as earnest for the dians 04.
t the night. The first case was, that of O'Brien, a cleared off all.the export qualities.. No Lumps offer under SOs. ; 29,stso 3,710 23680 100
When Parliament's up, . ever take in a paper, gentleman's seat, out of the sovereign he had received. The gentle- , •
tchman against a Mr. Williams; hit complaint was and few parcels at that rate. Bastards within the last few days • Packs of atmeal, of 24011)1., 306.
But. trust for your news Ito such stray odds and ends man in the mean while arrived at the Union coach-office, at the '' a - '- * * • • • • ( are 2.1. to 4e. higher ; the grocers are not purchasing ou an ex -
As pm chance. to pick up from polititsd.friende--- hour 11111Tled by the prisoner, aiel found that the conveyance by . ._
very brief-that. tie met Mr. Williams, in Talbot-street,
tensive scale. Molasses to-day 28L .6d. In Foreign Sugars
COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WE_z_,...,-•
Beitig.one of this well-informed class, I sit flown which he intended to proceed bad started half an hour before. 1. ''the ' 1 • here his brother
when process( ing towards ie . p ace w , .. . .
there is little alteration. At a late hour to-day two parcels of fine l'es'e'
Wheat. Barley. Qats. Beam.
To tratistnit you the last newest news that sin town. Ile also discovered that the defendant had reserved to himself ftet. Perie.e. Preservers hail sprung their rattles, .. and conceiving . -. -..-......
~. ~,
white Havanualt Sugar sold at 451: ;one parcel 120 chests, the
A t (..reeve ITI in I 1 • • Id' it look better- of the sovereign which he sent, and instead of proceeding by the that he was of the party whose conduct required his inter--Per Quarter. s. to r. to s, to stus.s.`"si
As to Ant. ..ort. _...oc.tratie, t ling, cou sother 150 chests. Ainwicea......,-.......e • 51 -L -..- sO -: si •-:. sa.. •-
other coach, he l'in6ll the defintdant to be summoned to answer forenee, he took him into 4ustody and brought him to the ...1
Ilia Lordship (who prOintives now to fight faster) • Aylesbury 52 58 36 40 32 34 52 J.' -
H im, BRANDY, anti HOLLANDS.-The Rum Market has he- - 59 -- ,
Has just taken Rhodes, and tletipatched off' a. letter for the fraud. Watch-house.- This gentlemen, whose appearance was 8anbury.........-., ~4 60 38 40 36 30 54
__,
, . come heavy, the prices rather lower • the purchases since the Basinestoke 48 63 32 3S 30 38 50 50 --
To Daniel O'Connell, to make him Grand Matter ; The defendant was ordered to refund the sovereign, and also to highly respectable, stated, that on meeting 0 Brien, he contract are a parcel of Leeward* abeve proof at 2s. Sid. sold •Inan ford -.• 54 - 28 - /6
(Engaging to change the old name, if be can, . pay the expencee of the summons. pointed out to him the dirstetion its which the alarm wasyo
under peculiar circumstances; since then, 4 . .
....
...
over have been sold o,,,threase - ets - 30 - 29 - 8
From the Knights of St. John to the Knights of st. Dan).- - '
QUEEN-SQUARE.--Yeaterday an interesting-lookitig girl, given- , . „ , .
' for which kindness 'the watelimin too • in o • -t It him t in the usual manner at 25e,44. In Jamaica fine RUMS there is Canterbury 56 66 :to .37 28 34 -44 18 ....
Or, if Dan should prefrr, as a still better whim, named .E/leabeth Willingall, was brought before Mr. White, the custody, and as a specimen of the treatment he was downed no alteration, 29 over having [seen sold at 3s. 4d, a Ss. 6d. The Chard ................ 56 76 38 44 24 - 34 441 48 ,
...
Being made the Colossus, 'tie all one to him. • .-
sitting Magistrate, in the custody of. patmore, .0 the instance of to receive from this ruffian, he struck hint with his pole.a briskness in Brandy continues. The purchases of the old landed .-
Chelmsford --"'"" tgi ri, 1124 4 : .36 50
1 Oar-
From Ruseht the last accounts are, Lett the , her own Voting, on charges depravity and felony, which excited violent blow across the back.'. This statement was corro- are extensive,d ' --
1825, at Ss. 44.1. and ScSs. sd. There is no Geneva Devises , _ „ 48 64 .37 40 33 95 56 64 --• ,
Soverei ns are .
Most generous tied kind, as all . g , the astonishment of the auditors. . boratedby twogentlemenwho Were passing The Magistrate, at Market; .to fix Market prices the quantity expected is also in- 3'7 50
Dorchester 54 62 32 37 30 „a 32 -r, ad
zxeter..... - 64 34 36 29 40 ....
Ai, 42 56
And whose first princely act (as you know, I suppose) Her brother, Mr. Alexander Willingall, ,who stated his rest- Mr. Cole, perceiving that Mr. O'Brien' was engaged in considerable; price of pale 2L 6d. Eye - ,54 6(1 32 36 24 28 -6650 56
Wks to give away all his late brothers old cllthes- . awe to be at Prosser'e-garden, near Lisson-grove, deptitied that more TOWS thili this one, called on the other persons to Serces.-Spihs which were in great demapd etirly in the 48
Guildford .......-... 60 16 30 36 a° " 40 1. 5°
Is noiv busy collecting with brotherly care, _ the prisoner's father and Mother had been death about three years, state, their grievances - velten four gentlemen presented Henley • ........, .. 56 68 30 38 24 35 i 4 -• 44
week and at higher prices, have hecome heavy, and are offered at Henley 30 56 36 42 28 32 5° 40 4° •,••
The late. Emperia's night-caps, and thinks of bestowing when himself and wife agreed to take her into their house. They themselves, each bearing niarks of the industry of O'Brien lower rates .;'' the best Nutmegs offer at 4s. Sri. . Hutt •." 55 '57 24 '2B- ID 24 37 to ..- ,
One slight:cap a piece 011ie has theta to spare) afterward* got her into place - after place, where she robbed her and his console, a'Air. Magratli, an athletic fellow, nearlY 48 61 32 21 26 3 56 4• "-
SALTPETRIL-By public sale on Tueeday, 5039 bags, .fair littristenea. -on' -
On all the distinguished old !edit:4 now. going.
ie employers and then absconded from them, till, tired of her conduct 1 , Ad."'
six feet high whose countenance was ornamented with a .qbality refraction, 4to 6 sold 20s. 6d. and 21s. Ipswich ............. 50 62 34 37 - -- 45, ... . ,•••
(While I write, an arrival from Riga-" the Brothers .-- he filially got her into the workhouse at Marylebone,. where aloe, . ."-- • , .
Hosing night-cape ou board for Lord Eld-n and Others.) slut robbed the matron, and was sent off.. After all this, two black eye. magratn WittP,very anxious to spew thathe Toe • Th lof Tobacco • last Lew"
---.^'
53
' 6°
- 36
Is
r 4 45
g t°4
'":
Atco.- e pure Imes
'... --
Lust advice* foul India-Sir Areity, 'tie thought, places more were obtained for her, from which she was engaged •
possessed in no trifling degree a share of oratory, and con- ltihmitedh , the inquiries continue, but the offers rustle are below what 53 60 30 36 2$ .29
Manchester ..,....
45
64
23
~
30
so .
35 %
5,
.....
alders will accept • scarcely any Virginias could bepurchased Newbury..........-.
0 Y--** 1 5850 / ... 60
by a Mrs. Cull, whom, however, she robbed, and immediately ran cowing that the first story may. have the effect of making , , s Northampton ••••••••• 5 35 . 30 25, , 36 0 50 40
Wilt Dear eet,t,hee a Tartar (the first ever mightunder 310.
away. This occurred nine weeks ago ; and he traced her, the a favourable impression, commenced a detail of his suffer- Nottirighain ......... 55 60 30 36 34 96 62 •••
:lit 46 ..-• sa
In N. lat. 2 i j-and his Highness Bormese, Otes.-Fish Oils continue scarce, and are held firmly: the Norwich .....-.-...- 48 60 32 311 24 t.-
...„, , .. , 4
day before, to No. 17, Bennet-street, Westminster, where she was in s, and suiting, the action to the word, repeatedly pointed i . - Plymouth -..-..... 62 - - 26 - 23 ,' 65
...... ....•
Being very' hart! pieta to elicit out the rupes, accounts front the fisherits in.
leadieg alt infamous life. . a too vague to have any effect on the Reading -........... 60 63 31. 35 28 36 ',,,
But not having much ready titian, they say, meted .4 '
the Mas..strate s attention to his ornamented countenance. market. sneraerne.-- 52. .60 28 ' 38 24 .30 n - - --
To pawn his august Golden Foot* for the payment.- Mr. WHIM-But, if I understand your drift, you appear to He stated, that when meths the complainants at aa as ts. -- . • ..-
the corner Ilsee.-Riee continues in demand ; New Caroli Rs to Stamfbni-*.-* 52 58 4° - -34 ' - •••
(Flow lucky for Menarche, that can, when they .chootse, have no charge to make. against her. of Gloucester-street, he had in, charge a neighbour's child, no Bengal White offer* under Ws. na-s. a --a. ; thowmarket .48•5824 30 24 .29 ... ••••
Swansea ...........-- 72 - 38 ' - ti - -- .... ::,-. . ",..-•
Thus establish a running. account with. the Jews !) Brother.-No, Sir, not upon my part, but there is this lady the son of Mr. Malone, who happened to have indulged in . Truro ~.....................
.58 ... s 9 „_,,,
...
~..,
on ..
Coreex•The public sales of Coffee went off rather Heavily '
The security being what Rothschild calls "gait;' . who charges her. a drop, and that he was conveying him home to Clontarf, week, but the prices are fully supported ; ordinary to good ordi- wi , . .
____.becti"*"*"""-• 52 60 -"' - 26 . 3'
A Loan will be forthwith, of course, set on foot ;- elary Cull deposed, that she lived at No. 9, in Stamford- when the whole party came Upon him like a swarm of bees, nary pale St. Domingo in yesterday's sale withdaawn.at Ms. 61, ------ '• . ..- , ,
The pat ties are Ittaltschild-A. Baring and Co., street, where she, together with her late mother, had carried and began to kick him and poor Billy - Malone. Here was taken immediately afterwards at 525. ; fine ordinary Brasil • • ' T.
COUNTRY CATTLE MAO • . upplys
- And three other great pawnbrokers--eitch takes a toe, omi the business .of laundresses. It was about five, mouths ago Billy was lugged forward, . arid presented a beautiful 6714 ; . good to fine ordinary 11a.vanualt (yellow colour) was taken This , SOUTHALL MA RKET.--Ssfr. o. „nu a -,
WY P"-- I Itles'
And engages (lest Gold-foot should give us leg bail,
that they hired the Outlier to look -after sotue children, with is day $ market, ALL exhibited a 0101. kind °
. variegat d • ' h' • Worship. The watchmen swore he
e mug to is hi at • 55ts.'; we think the 'British Plantation descriptions sold - . - • • ?11th of Ills.
As he did 0111.!e before) to pay down on the nail.
her (Williugall's) own siater'e reference aft to character. The w___ __ and was exceedingly well attended by buyers, , . 4010
- . . . • . - e _...., 1.:....,_ ...:.t. ...L,„,, ~.,1 ..... was perfectly sober. having taken only two pints ofporter and tallier higher:._ . The three public sales this forenoon, 495 casks, '
1 nded Is * k aleat the followingtied P.r
_ ,„ coma a a brisk a ,

This is all, for the present,--what vile pens and paper
Your's truly, dear Cousin,---bit love, to Miss Draper.
* This Potentate styles himself the Monarch of the Goldei

office, Heyrnarket, was summoned to answer the complaint of a
gentleman named I)obbyn.
It appeared that the gentleman sent a porter to the coach,
office to bespeak an inside .place to Leamington, and he sent a 1
sovereign as earnest for his seat, the fare fur which Will ‘l. )2s, ,
The defendant, who acted as clerk in the office, which bee been
but recently established, said that the gentlamen Should not he
later at the office than a quarter past nine in thi morning. Hi-
ther through neglect or design, however, he omitted to secure a
place for Mr. I)obbyn in the coach which that gentleman wished
to go by, and he went to Piccadilly for the purpose of securing
hint a place in another coach. Here he paid 10s. as earnest for the
gentleman's seat, out of the sovereign he had received. The gentle-
man in the mean while arrived at the Union coach-office, at the
hour named by the prisoner, and found that the conveyance by
which he intended to proceed had started half an hour before.
tie also discovered that the defendant had reserved to himself 10e.
of the sovereign which he sent, and instead of proceeding by the
other coach, he ranked the defendant to be summoned to answer
for the fraud.
The defendant was ordered to refund the sovereign, and also to
pay the expenses of the summons.
QUEEN-SQUARE.—Vesterday an interesting-looking girl,
named Elizabeth Willingall, was brought before Mr. White, the
sitting Magistrate, in the custody of . Patmore, 'at the instance of
her own brother, on charges of depravity and felony, which excited
the astonishment of the anditors
Her brother, Mr. Alexander Willingall, ,who stated his resi-
dence to be at Prosser'e-garden, near Lisson-grove, devised that
the prisoner's father and Mother had been dead about three years,
when himself and wife agreed to take her into their house. They
afterward* got her into place - after place, where' she fobbed her
employers and then absconded from them, till, tired of her conduct
be finally got her into the workhouse at Marylebone,. where also
she robbed the matron, and was sent off. After all this, two
places more were obtained for her, from which she was engaged
by a Mrs. Cull, whom, however, she robbed, and immediately ran
away. This occurred nine weeks ago ; and he traced her, the
day before, to No. 17, Bennet-street, Westminster, where shelves
leading an infamous life.
Mr. Wnrrx,--But, if I understand your drift, you appear to
have no charge to make.against her.
Brother..--.No, Sir, not upon my part, but there is this lady
who charges her.
Mary Cull deposed, that she lived at No. 9, in Stamford-
street, where she, together with her late mother, had carried
on the business of laundresses. It was about five, mouths ago
that they' hired the piisonee to look After "some children, with
her (Willingall's) own sister's reference as to character. The
prisoner had been about five weeks , living with them, when
they missed a number of things; as, for instance, a silver
spoon, two white dresses, and also silk stoCkings, which belonged
to a lady they washed for; but they never then suspected the
proper thief. Witness had since seen the prisoner, when wearing
one of the dresses. It was about the middle of May that the pri-
soner went off without any warning, and took away her box.
Witness lied then missed the dresses. She had only seen the pri-
soner twice since; once when she escaped with one of the dresses
on, and now in the office.
Mr. WHITE—Why, Elizabeth Willingall, you have got a very
queer character here given you.
Prisoner (in tears)—They are all stories, Sir, 1 assure you.
Mr. Wnrre—What,. all stories? It is a story you ever were
in Marykhone workhouse, then, and robbed the mistress of it ;
and it me a story, too, that you lived with Mss, Cull, robbed her
also, and then decamped with your box, and her clothes ; and it is
another vile story, of course, that your brother found you living
at N 0.17, in that infamous street just mentioned to me. These are all
fttories, as you say.. I really don't know,
eider-in-law could recommend you to employment with a safe con-
aeience a alli when site already knew of for any part, how your
your behaviour to herself
*ad others ; but both your brother and. her are liable to ha called
on, if that lady thinks fit, to indemnify Miss Mary Cull for the
articles she has lost.
Brother—She was only 16 years old in A.
ril last, your Wor.
144., :It Is very vainful for me to appear here agaiost her; but
Rhea really a disgrace to all her family, aud I had no other course
left
. Pow.---Elizabeth Willingall was then ordered tube committed
to 'nthill-fields prison, to afford time for the
p l
proper inquiries.

IIENRY-STREET OFFlCE.—Yesterday, at eleven o'clock,
the Poled Room was crowded by a number of respectable
persons, who exhibited striking proofs of the barbarous
treatment they had received that morning from these guar-
dians of the night. The first case was, that of O'Brien, a
watchman, against a Mr. Williams; hit complaint was
very brief—that he met Mr. Williams, in Talbot-street,
when proceeding tOwardS the place where his brother
Peace Preservers had sprung their rattles, and conceiving
that he was of the party whose conduct required his inter-
ference, he took him into &istody and brought him to the
watch-house. This gentleman, whose appearance was
highly respectable, stated, that on meeting O'Brien, he
pointed out to him the direction in which the alarm was
given=fot which kindness 'the watchmen took him into
custody, and as a specimen of the treatment he was doomed
to receive from this ruffian, he struck him with his pole. a
violent blow across the back. This statement was corro-
boratedby twogentlemenwlio were passing. The Magiatrate,
Mr. Cole, perceiving that Mr. O'Brien ',Was engaged in
more rows than this one, called on the other persons to
state their grievances when four gentlemen presented
themselves, each bearing marks of the industry of O'Brien
and his comsatle, a Mr. Magrath, an athletic fellow, nearly
six feet high, whose countenance was ornamented with a
black eye. flagrath watwvery anxious to shew that he
possessed in no trifling degree a share of oratory, and con-
ceiving that the first story may have the effect of making
a favourable impression, commenced a detail of his suffer-
ings,and suiting, the action to the word, repeatedly pointed
the 11agistrate's attention to his ornamented countenance.
He stated, that when met by the complainants at the corner
of Gloucester-street, he had in charge a neighbour's child,
the son of Mr. Malone, who happened to have indulged in
a drop, and that he was conveying him home to
,Clontarf,
when the whole party came upon him like a swarm of bees,
and began to kick him and poor hilly Malone. Here
Billy was lugged forward, and presented a beautiful
variegated mug 'to his Worship. The watchman swore he
was perfectly sober, having taken only two pints ofporter and
a gleas, that night, and that for the six months previous,pure
boater constituted his beverage. The injured party's story
did not exactly tally with Magrath's statement. One of them
stated, that, with two gentlemen present he was going
home that morning between one and two o'clock, and on
passing the corner of Gloucester-street, be perceived
Magrath in cam
Pay with some women, who were making
a noise. On inquiring the cause, he found the watchman
was drunk, mid abusing the authority vested in him, upon
which he took
Magrath into custody ; and on O'Brien's
coming lip, who was also very much intoxicated, the entire
'Arty proceeded to Henry-street watch-house, and on
getting into the hall, a general attack was made upon them;
they were knocked down with the poles, and thrown-neck
and. heels down stairs. Here the most barbarous treat,
meat was used; O'Brien vociferating .a most tremendous
oath, declared that lie
would have blood and murder, and
taking his pole by the iron part with both hands, struck this
person on the head, and when down, repeated the blow on
his breast ;
and, not satisfied, he gave him a kirk in
the abdomen, which apparently deprived him of life.
Another gentleman's cranium bore severe: marks of this
frealithower''.amPiriosiwnges:s.heirctre merely. pass third
ing, lie cka-esellua'ausl
Pry,
titi "g
matter,alittle u'ilsa,tilbeefniugstoff7o4lriebin to see
hintw haat
tip afew inches above the temple. Informations were taken
against Magtath, and watchman, named Sands, and
tlemen, that in. case of conviction,
O'Brien was diatnimed. The Magistrate atitiured the gen-
s get .
hould also be dischar Magrath and Sands
These men
were reported by the visiting patrol, asbeing
drunk on their posts at four o'clock that morning._ Dublin
Patriot. - - • •

Covent—The public sales of Coffee went offrather heavily this
week, but the prices are fully supported ; ordinary to good ordi-
nary pale St. Domingo in yesterday's sale withdaawn'at b Is. 6d,
was takenimmeiliately afterwards at 525. ; fine ordinary Brasil
575. ; good to fine ordinary Havanuali (yellow colour) was taken
in at 558. ; we think the British Plantation descriptions sold
rather. higher. The three public sales this forenoon, 495 casks,
145 bags British Plantation, and 115 bags Foreign, went off with
briskness, and the Jamaica and Demerara descriptions are again
Is. a 2s. higher. Jamaica may be quoted, good and fine ordinary
555. a 645. ; fine fine ordinary 665. a 68s. ; middling 725. a 80s. ;
good middling so high as 90s: ; and fine middling 935. a 93' 6d.
The Foreign was Brazil, all damaged, forming no criterion of the
market prices,
T.A.—The Tea Sale at the India House commenced on Tues-
day rather heavily, nearly one fourth of the Mims were refused
at the taxed price; Bohm common sold at Is. 54,1., fine is. 6id.
Is. 7 d.; being about Id. per lb. lower; the low quality Gm
you Gold id. lower ; common 2s. I fti. a 2s. ed. ; since then the
market has rather improved particularly for the finer descriptions.
'lime, FLax, axnTALLow.—The deliveries of Tallow for
and S7s. 9d. for late deliveries.
at
dl cnocrerpde o
closingn g
uweek
loaf
lastc n s u
year,ni iyoent
twheer e
prices6o e a sh
akvse 1
se re a thand
at 375. 3d. for parcels here,
Hemp and Flax are firm, but there is no material improvement
in the prices. At a late hour today parcels of Tallow here 87s.

_______ • ---
COUNTRY CATTLE MARK 1* lir•
SOUTHALL MARKET.—Sr
This day's market, 'which exhibited a moders,rnd of II:es1*
Ind was exceedingly well attended by buyers, 1,6- 00 '—
commanded a brisk sale, at the following price' tor
to sink the offals

ts.6,o° -00

Beef..
Mutton

21. 44). to 4s. 6d. I Veal 3 10
3 2 4 4 I Pork *tont_ bs
Lamb 4i• to•I Tu. r.morr •
v ea. --.
The foregoing quotations are Bee, Mutton., and ru. ,
yond those of this day se'nnight, ,at which lAmb the D'44r‘—
_
tirinary. But a small proportion of the supPli tett_
IQ
5. O' LEWES ' fis.' f'
4s. Od. to 4e. 6d. I• Veal 4
4 4 • 5 O I Pork . .
Lamb 41. to y.
SUPPIY rather short, and trade tole,

Bet( v.*
Mutton

1
11A1LSHAII MAIIKET.--SEA' 5,, Oct 0
01 to 4‘. 6d. I 0•0
4 4 , 5 0 I Port:- eat th"
Lamb 4a. lA. to winiest
Supply rather limited, and trade, except with ato 01 "
which were sought for, rather dull.

,hlutton

A VittNett A.GAMEMMON.—Tairna, like our
.fohn la the great refinver of dramatic costume heft"
his time; Aamemnon, and indeed all the Greek and Bowl
liemee' :were rePregented with full flowing wigs, embroidered
coats, &c. -Telma resolved (Le Cain had set the example befor*
him) that the atuient eurtunies should be adopted. Lafoo, who
had, to play the part of tiZatriettuton, found fault with his dress,,
becaukuJt liatloo pockets. The Greeks Jill not wear pockets,'
was the reply. "Plot wear
Packets?" exclaimed the king of
nien—', not wear pc t
' "let-A? w4Y do you think Agamemnon had
no into which to put Ns snuff-box and pocket handker-
ohivf?"....This was a raver !—Bath

.111111 k
BIRTHS* of lc iikeo,'
On the 30th ult., at Resaborough, in the count,'
the Visa:mites. Dtuteansion, of a daughter, ---

a 871. Pd.
tile East India sale is 9d. a Is. per lb.
prices ; the premium on
continues in steady demand at improving
le continues ; the great proportion
ThleNionisopeoc.—tiolnuodfigothe
new.
~,,
of middling and good middlingp- qualities";
little or no fine. fhe public sale of 248
Indigo today 41 with
• • C'ilatunala went o briskness`
serails ordinary x
higher than last sale, or about the advance of the Mar-
fid. to la.
ket ; el. 34' 94. a " f Pork
• lam( Paovisioxs. —Bee and are without alteration ;
there
,appears the
arpleearec°tnos i eh": ..
the Market again appears heavy. Bacon is little varied, the ad-
vance ie maintained. Buttera continue to give way on account of
the rains.
c014,-...The demand for Cotton has greatly revived •tiris
week, and the prices are Ann, hut without any marked advance;
—8,300 Bengal 4ILL a 6•11(1;
the sales for the week •ending last night inclusive; are about
10,500 bags : the Particulars are
2400 Surats 4id. a bid. ; SO Pernam 101 d ; 70 Bahia 9d. a
914. ; 10 Para 1:114. ; 170 Bowed, 644. a '7d. ; and duty paid
1600. Egytian 7tl. to 84. At the close of the day all East India
descriptions may he stated id. to Id. higher ; the Egyptian at
• the advance. of 1 id.per lb. The ndia sale, 224 instant, con=
Wks of good Bengala and Madras; the Surats are of a very mixed
description.
Fativr..,..Thers is no alteration this week. Red Smyrna Rai-

Hauthuegh,,son of Thomas Royea,
MARRIED. H I'Y
On the sth inst., at the Holy Trinity aura, - vet 4'
Rev. W. Blow, rector of Goodmanham, Mr. Faulkner V: :0
county of York, to Margaret Matilda, of
Llaughtvr A
Saner, Fail., surgeon, of Hull. ,
>l?"' Wm. mei
On the 7th inst., at Hornse Church, uy e—
n) Disll'o,4l._
shall, A.M., Mr. .loseph Hatton, of Hamburgh,
daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Marshall, of NeWingt"i-
...r I
Esq., of Cheat Dritlie
of ijoh,

ie):loo:_logrinetuthitiee7.4.tthlt mat., at tits Palace, Lichfield, in the 7i5t14 -)'reoso'fl
AfaiirgasP. Charles Oakley, Bart, t.C.L., formerly OW
141,1_18, eldest son of Atirf.°lliittlittlinhemar. falls, of oinf
at On the Si st. ult., at ilighgate, John itaithby, vgp,
law, of Lineoln's-ion, aged 60 years. WI
On the 4th inst., Airs. Ann Aldersey, of Aloor-03'ei
beth, in the 91th year of her age• - tße
On the 6th inst., Air. Samuel Ringer, of Eserett-Wee '

PARTRIDGE, 81100 TIN"
ExTßAoßurNAlly
We understand that three crack shots of this town
killed on I ty last; one hundred and nil:ay:Mr
.
brace of birds! a sufficient proof that there is no lack
of game in the county of Dorset. ..-Dorset Chroick.

_ Or IC
Printed and Piddiahed
Nby YOUNG, at the St"'
o. 112, Strand.