Star.
London, England, 1808-09-15 00:00:00

r7EDLESBX SESSIONS.

fames Tun., ia Velem.
the instanc if the padA4h IPaskiht,
jara.---7:Wile-;tate iraile—was a wharlinger at
the Paddington Canal, and that' the defendant was,
in conjunction with other nigh men, in the constant
habit of emptying Their soil next to his wharf, and to
his house where he resided ; daring the hot weather it
was extremely offensive, so as to render it impossible
fur him or his family to reside there. • The chard'
was only 140 yards frotp the nuisance, and hardly one
of the parishioners would attend divine service, owing
to the stench. The Harrow road was but a small
distance from the spot, anrwhen the wind sat that
way, the smell was so offensive, that feW would walk
thither. The witness frequently observed the ()etch-
' dint's carts, which induced the parish to prosecute as
an example to the rest. Several respectable witnesses
were examined, who corroborated the foregoing state-
ment. The defendant was found guilty, and bound
over in his own recognizance for 1031. to appear next
Sessions in case he persisted in the nuisance.

la4icted at
foil a nui.

•Atio •

LANCASTER ASSIZES, SEPT. 9.

MAR x-riiivz.

• MRN-ENCTIANGEe 6EPT.
Tiseartivals pf Whett this day are few,„ and the 144 ihinicivkrj short ; fbF neiv that 'canes' hi is of light and tam,
which has thlikffeet of an advance on• samples of prrtite
eski..Sc.rce any Barleys-Malt rather higher-No White Peas--
but few Grey, and the two kinds of Beans, and aose souiewliat
clearer-Oits are in middling suplq, at little variation.-Floar
this week is at an sdrauce.
GIKEICAL CIJIRICISCY AS ;mina:
Wheat, 764.865. 100 s. - team 625. 675. •
Fins ditto, 1021. 1 0.5*. Tick ditto 58s. 83s.
liye, (new) 50s. 545. Oats, 365. 38s. 40$.
Barley, 401.165, Polandditto, 41s. 425.
Mak, 795. hes. Potatoe ditto, 445. •
Whitt Peas (boilers) 00s. 00i Rape Seed, 401. to 431.
,Grey ditto, 60s.ti5s.
Fine Flour 80s. 845,-Seeonds 755. SO.
PRICE O 1 HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Meadow Hay 61. 6/. to 61. Ihs. Clover 71. Ob to 71. los.
New ditto 51. 51. to SI. oh. New do. 51. 10s to 71. Qs'

Straw

IL 70. to els os.

PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Pockets, 9k 158. to 41. 106. I Yearlings, 21 16s. to 3k Bler
COAL MARKET, Septembe-r 14.
Ships at Market Ships soli
18 Newca,.tle Coals 17 455. 9. to 51, Cu. •
5 Sunderland 5 4.5.5.6.. V.• 47, (.a,
. 1 Scott* Coal 0 —s. .4.
1 Yorkshire 0 —. oil.

LOH WATER Al' LONDON
Morning SAS mirutes after lo
Afternoon - - Iti minutes after f t

BliCi H.
Sunday sennight, in lirratt.stlect, Hull, the Lady of Dr.
Wake, of a son.

MARMED.

Saturday last, at Kensington, V illiam Augustus D.tgley En.
Captain in the ROtal ArlillerF, to 1111 s; :Luella Tit ~..t..!aotti.
daughter of Mr. Frederick Thom.ou, of that riace, curfew,.
Saturday last, at St. George's, Hanover-.gnats•, Captain Sheen,
of the Sussex Militia, to Miss Ennua Williams, youtlist
ter of the late lames Williams, Esq. of thAffortl...parr.
'Thursday se'nnight, in the Cathedral Church, Salisbury, by
the Rtv. Canon Ekins, Edward iii:!snran, r.sq. of Little Dun-
ford, to Miss Letitia likirs, yLuit,ist dauL1..;....T of the Dean of
Salisbury,
Sante day, at liarnhain, Miss Brodie, eldest daughter cf the
late Rev. P. B. Brodie, of \Vilterslow, to the key. M. hiarsh,
Rector of the same place, and of brinkworth, 'l%
Saturday, at St. John's Cherch, Jokn King, Fsq.
Barrister at I .111 K, of the 'ft mph., and 1•cllew of St. l'eter s
College, C..mlaridge, to Caroline Matilda Staple, of .I.ondou
Fields. Hackn••y.

• DIU).
At Hopetoun House, on the :th inst. the Righ- Honourable
Lady Jantitua Johnstone Hope, wife of Captain George J. Hope, ,
of the Royal Navy.

MundaY last, ;t Richmond, Mrs. Denn, widow of the late
James Dcnn, Esq. and motl.er u. the Right Honourable Lady
Beauchamp.

Thursd4 sennight, at Berwick, Mr. A.:drew Gillespie, a
burgess of that place, aged SO. This naval veteran had his skull
fractured, and lost an arm, Ita the engagement oil Minorca under
the unfortunate Admiral Bytig, iu 1756.
At Berbice, Gilbert ft ainy, Ecq. eldest son of the Rev. George
Rainy, Minister of Creagh, butherlandshire.

AtFroafteld, the Rev: Clement Crutwell, author of stveral
popular Vcm ks.
In his 44th year, Dr. William liamihon, physician, of Bury.
author of Observatiors on the preparation and utility of the Di-
gitalis I'urpurea, or Foxglove, and some ether medical tracts.
Friday afternoon, of a cancer in his tongue, at his house is
Cottingham, Mr. William Hardy, many years master of the cha-
rity school, and collector of the tithes tt tke. place.
Alont'ay, Mr. Hervey, grocer, under the Canteen Chatham
Barracks, while standing at his door, dropped down and expired
immediately.