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CALCULATION' OF LONDON CONSUNIPTIONit.
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George's ChtircWilow-buildin
Iris wife uith ill-trestment,-anagselai
arempieinfcriupiatsllaynpa,o4
ivegucetzedbleiin
thy, environs
;ti.aienNdleittfiOspcnalli:
treatedill e co ithl
eprl a iannadn t
os an iTd that her heshand had for scue.atri: :'er
life.
culated. that thole are upWards of 6,000
cultivated as gardens, within 12 milesof the Metropolis, murder her. On
acres.of ground
that nigkraykeniegilenst he
hr Lichked her.amj threullenastedill.
giving einployment to $O.OOO persUns in winter, and- house, and claimed a right to do .o, aegsktea(neonthrneriwonlati !„to thte
hisk lawful wife. The Magistrate inquired where it'haeintt,l Wa%
, not
three times that number in summer. Numerous Thecal- Taken poor woman replied, that the e,n,]van'l3ge bad
culations have been ma'e, of the annual consumpti,n pt al
a ce en a place?
a merchant'sAilierdeen, on the 20th fiflos4,"ftk
of food in the Metropolis; but this is not easily ricer- ber, 1300, and.was ithrnfto"remind
rained, as., although'we may know the number of cattle pro'dueed a certificat, siguedky
t.ykeackSucroticih Clergyir M., andtesT);
Ile Magistrate said that the proof of th.• n‘leaarrtiri In s oft(.t puns,
and sheep, yet we have no means of learning the weight. . ge :a; latisfat.
Of the quantity of cattle sold in Smithfield mat ken, we 1:17
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iMdrs. Gears said she wished to he
ne power to order a separation. PAr‘a,:ed' te
have the most accurate returns, and find, that in the named Pope, was then
year 1822, the numbers were 11.9,835 boasts, 24,609 were often
calves, 1,507,096 sheep, and 20,020 pigs. This does forced open, the complainant appeared Covered with t 11.
door
was
said that he and his wife lived happily to •11‘1"(l. Tbe
not, however, by any means, form the total consumed defendant
year 1.819, when he lad reason to suspect that she earned until the
in London, as large quantities of meat in carcases, par- illicit intercourse with a footman of the Margrav' tamed orrpo
me of •vispach
ticuLit I y pork, are daily brought from thecounties round m
Airs. Gears denied this statement, aldefor .
the Metropolis. The total value of the cattle sold in to find bail for his appearance at the
'‘..‘ . - tiered. „ions. - -'
Smit',field is calculated at £8,500,000; it is supposed UNION-MALL
tat a million a year is expended in ft uits and vege- Thom s .4rniSh.and Join Edm wn
t w onds, h .
were exami,
tables. The consumption of wheat amounts to a mil. day se 'nnight,charged withhaving committed a hurglat
in the honk of Mr. Anderson, of D
lion of qtrar.ers annually ; of this, four- fifths are sup- urhatu.place, Lai
broughtup for final examination.
posed to b. made into bread, being a consumption of The
64. millions of (pattern leaves every year in the Metro- whom ttreopruisonnnieerne,
cohabited,
nireFdilmonda and Amelia
,raetried who are strorgi
yolk alone. Untii within the last few years, the price bThegeindditi implicated with -th-eni,'s
remanded unilltil
aonal evidence taken yestet'd
of bread was regulated by assize, and it may afford si)meay, provedit
lodgedh in the
asame house.
idea of the vast amount of money paid fir the staff of
esa,oaywfaorndn,ia
hrotolschialher, in the Landon-roar
li.e, when it is stated, that an advance of one farthing on Wendt'
on the quariern loaf, formed an aggregate increase, in and the woman, Marashall,mcaltledPfunrrcliiraserkd a etialt,!,
meat was found at Falmonds's lodgings. jos4t.n:' %; in
expense for this article alone, of upwards of 13,000/. per
osonnt'sheprtemisefs
the
the robbery, marks of itiooill'iwni:i
we,k. The a.nual consumption of butter in London
ew
man'sa ll,konver which the thieve, clamber,
amounts to about 11,000 and tha• of cheese to 13 000 impressionn
of taKo.,e, thv
tons. The money paid annually for milk is supposed the curiosity to examine eebowthasth%eisebirei;
rkepee prisoners'
i: k,neei,,
to amount to 1,950,000/. T. e quantity of poultry an- served a long and deep cot upon
Which injury seemed to have been P ."""1".
nually consumed in London is supposed to cost between recently receiv,
toners were then committed for trial.
70,000/. and 80,0001. That of game depends on the
fruitfulness of the season. There is nothing however ats!fearlyamLinawdren ce, who had bees in Mr. Anderson
forhaviz committed a robbery. On
more surprising, than the sale of rabbits. One sale.mats lodgings theree
were
in Leadenh.:ll-market, during a consider ,ble poi an of some silver spoons, a nd ale
dozenn and ahr eneslcfnt box,
fknives
ei
ki a siied
the year, is said to sell 14,000 rabbits weekly. 'lire way puts of raspberry jam, besides a. quantity of cavnedsle asnan
which description of articles were minutely examined
iu in which he disposes of them, is by employing between rs. Anderson, and identified by them as their pr
1.50 artd 300 men and women, who hawk them through
prisoner was silent when asked whether she had an,
the streets.—Percli Histories (London). in her defence ? She was fully committed for trial.

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

A trunk containing property to tl7e arnra
consisting of trinkets, linen apparel, Stc. is
from the travelling chariot of Mrs. Mont
May-fair, on her return from Tunbridg..
Wednesday evening; notwithstand,ng it w
by patent slides. The robbery WAS commit,
the Green Man Turnpike-gate and Char;
being all safe at the former place.

MANSION-HOUSE.

A grocer named Stanley, who resides in Aidgate, was summoned
before the Loan Miriam', to account for having broken open a par-
cel directed to Mr. Hoskins, who had carried on business in the
same house, and for having applied the contents (81. 10s.) to his
own purpose.
Mr. Hoskins stated that he had, a short time ago, carried on the
grocery business, in the house in which Mr. Stanley now resided.
Amongst his country customers was a Mr. Poole, who being in-
debted to him a balance for groceries, amounting to 81. 10s. in-
closed that sum in a parcel to him, directed to the house at Aid-
gate, not beiug aware of hts removal from that place, and gave a
fresh order for groceries fa a greater amount, for which credit was
to be given. The parcel had written upon it " Money Parcel,"
and was secured in the usual way. Mr. Stanley, however, instead
of send* the parcel to the only person who had any claim to it,
took the liberty of opening it himself, and the still more extraordi-
nary liberty of putting the 81. 10s. into his pocket ; he then, with-
out giving any notice of the transaction to Mr. Hoskins, made up
groceries to the exact amount of the 8/. 10s. and sent them off to
Mr. Poole, accompanied by a note, signed with his own name, and
intimating that he should be glad to execute orders for those who
had been customers to his predecessor.
Mr. Stanley said he considered himself perfectly justified in hav-
ing done what he had done. Ile had given the full valise for
the money.
The Loos Maros, after having consulted with Mr. Nobler, told
the defendant that the least that could be said of his conduct was,
that it was most untradesmanlike, and that Mr. Hoskins might, if
he thought proper, indict him at the Sessions.
Mr. Hoskins said he should do so for the sake of the Public.
GUILDHALL.

B I Mi.
Dee. 17, at the Manse of Crawford-John, Lanarkshire,
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William Marshall, the book-keeper at Mr. Hearn's, the King's
Arms Inn, Holborn-bridge, appeared upon summons to answer
the complaint of Mr. F. Rhodes, a grocer, residing in Thornton-
street, Horslydovrn, for not deli►ering a basket which arrived at
the inn on Friday night, by the Perseverance, Boston coach, until
nearly one o'clOck on Christmas-day.
Mr. Alderman Lucas said, as the fact of the basket having ar-
rived at the inn at too late an hour on the Saturday afternoon to
be delivered that evening bad not been satisfactorily made nut, he
should give credit to Mr. Rhodes porter, who swore that the
defendant admitted the arrival of the parcel on Saturday morning,
and he therefore convicted him in the penalty of 10s. and coats.

..:mlaceelia Mar•h:11; 1:::h
to find bail for his appearance at the Sessions.
UNION-II A LL.
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Thomas Smith and Join Ednsonds,who were examined iv- \V d ti
in the
nl eli
to
wu
sae
day se'nnight,charged withhaving committed a burglar% P:ttl e f'—'
women,of blr. Anderson, of
mofonDdaarahnadm Lanitl-J°l)berY
brought up for final examination.
whom the prisoners cohabited, and who are stroi: ,ie .1/. ' '
being implicated with "tli-eni, were remanded until :.1 pbeetcil of
The additional evidence taken yesterday, proved ill .I°l
er
'kr.
it tt:r peer
lodged in the same house.
John Woodward, a tool dealer, in the London-road, pr vel •
on Wednesday fortnight, Smith purchased a et:tale-Iqt ar gi
*s. 'hi?
and the woman, Marshall, called for it the. sante . : ;ht . t I.: itt',..'
ment was found at Falmonds's lodgings. On examining sir. A-
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son's premises after the robbery, marks of blood were discovnered
on the top of the wall, over which the thieve, clambered, and the
impression of a man's knee was visible. Key-e, the eon-table, had
the curiosity to examine both the prisoners; knees, when he ob.
served a long and deep cot upon the cap of Edmond... left
knee
which injury seemed to have been recently received. The i". 1:
toners were then committed for trial.
Mary Lawrence, who had beeß in Mr. Anderson's service, was
alio examined for having committed a robbery. On searrtn; her
lodgings there were found a silver scent hex, a silver snuff 1,..,,
sonic silver spoons, a dozen and a half of knives and fors, ehli:
puts of raspberry jam, besides a quantity of candles and soap, 311,4
which description of articles were minutely examined by Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson, and identified by them as their property. 'lids
prisoner was silent when asked whether she had anything to urze ..
in her defence ? She was fully committed for trial.
A trunk containing property to tl7e amount of 1001.
consisting of trinkets, linen apparel, Ste. mas cut away
from the travelling chariot of Mrs. Montgomery, of
May-fair, on her return from Tunbridge Wells on e
Wednesday evening; notwithstandorg it WAS secured
by patent slides. The robbery was committed bettseett
the Green Man Turnpike-gate and Charing-cross, it
being all safe at the former place.
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Dee. 17, at the Manse of Crawford-John, Lanarkshire, the Lady
of the Rev. William Goldie, of a daughter. •
DIED.
At his residence, on the Marine Parade, Brighton, Sir Samuel
Falkiner, Ban. of Ann Mount, county of Cork.
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August 11, at Karla, in the' East Indies, Lieutenant Wilford
Bulkley, of the 4th Light Dragoons, aged 24. -
Wednesday, at Dr. Williams. Library, lied Crows:reef, aged
75, Richard Holt, F•sq. of King's Road, Gray's Inu.lane. lie
had been attending a quarterly meeting of the trustees of that In.
stitution, and had just seated himself at the dinner table, when he
fell back in his chair, and instantly expired.
At Rossgtill;parish of Medagh, county of Donegal, Andrew
Sheals, aged 106 years, Ile spent the principal part of his lire
fishing from the rocks, and a few days before his death he wished
to follow his usual occupation, but was prevented by his family.
His wife is still living, healthy and strong, and nearly the same
age; thser deomadensa are armeruus, and their fourth generation : •
approaching maturity.
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NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, Dr'. 30.
Beef... 3s Od to 4s 4d Veal . ...... .. 44 0.1 to as. id
Mutton .. 3s Od to 4s 4d I Pork
UXBRIDGE MARKET, Drcamsea 29. •
Wheat, £l4 to £2O per load—Barley, 3ig. te 445.—Oats, 265.
to 31s.—Beans, 465. to 50s.—Peas 50s. to L 2,. per quarter.
PRICES or lIAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
57. James's. weitroccn•rat.
Hay 31 53 Od to 51 5s Od I Hay 31 tOr co 51 Os Od
Clover 41 Os Od to 51 10s Od Clover 41 103 to 61 0, 01
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Straw 11 16s Od to 21 3s ad Straw II 14, to 21 Os Od
PRICE OF HOPS .
Kew POCCRTIL NEW PAO%
Kent 3203 to 378 s I Kent ...... 310 s to 360 s
Sussex ...... 305 s to 330 s Sussex
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Essex ...... 320 s to 3575 Essex
Farnhamfiee 460 s to 5095—Seconds. 400 c to 4401 ,
PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 11216. - •
Town Tallow 44s Od I Yellow Soap
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Yellow Russia ... ..... 39. Od Alottled ..
White ditto
Soap ditto
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Melting Stuff ...
PRICE OF LEATHER.
Ben Dressing Hides .............. .......... I aid to 21d
Common Ditto l5l to 17d •
Crop Hides, 35 to 381bs for cutting ....15d to 1651
Ditto 40 to 451b5 ....... .........
Calf Skins, 35 to 401bs ........ , ........
Ditto 45 to 551bs .. 27d to 33d
Ditto .55 to 751bs .. • 22d to 251 1
Small Seals, Greenland)...• •...• •••••••••• 19d to 21d
Tanned Horse Hide 5.......... .. ........ .. 12d to 15d
Spanish Horse Hides l3l to 18.1 i
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RAW HIDES
os 4.1
Best Heifers and Steen (per Ordinary. . 2s od to -
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stone) ...... 9s Brl 'to 33 Od Market Calf (each) 11% t'a
Middlings... 2s 4d to 2s ad
COAL MARKET, DECEMBER ZO.
Ships at Market. . Ships Sold. Price.
106 Newcastle 415 32a 0.1 to 40s tid
395 Sunderland 135, 50,, 04 to 4.5.0 el
COURSE OF EXCHANGE, DEC. 30. '
Amsterdam ......12 10 C.F. I Seville ...... ..... 35i
Ditto at 5ight......12 7 Gibraltar ...... .. 31
Rotterdam... ..... 12 11 I Leghorn ... ...... 481
Antwerp lt 11 Genoa ...... ...... 455
Hamburgh 37 11 Venice ' 27 .
Altona ......37 8 1
Malta .. ...... ..
Paris,3day'ssight 25 40 - Naples ...... ..... 39}
Ditto 2 U 29 7Q Palermo ........ 120.1 per es.
Madrid 56/ Lisbon... ...... . . 501 .
Cadiz ... ... ... ... 36 i Rio Jaheiro... .. 47
Barcelona 35 Dub1in............ al
Dilboa 561 Cork.-- •••• .. 94
PRICES OF GOLD A NDSILVeR.
3 17
06
Foreign Gold in Bars ••• ....• ••• ••• •••••• •••••
0 0
Silver, in bars, standard.••• ••• •s •••• ;.• • AIM ••• • .
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New Dollarth, ••• ..... • ..... •...••••.•..•..... sow 0 10%
le AILS..-4En DAL . M
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• •a IV 111111. • . • '2" ct 0
Dublin 1 0 1114:16, li: a i
Waterford . ''' 1 0 /1 1 .40
Guernsey and Jersey 0 3 Mai** is 0
Lisbon • 0 Barnes Ayres 0 .1
Malts
00 1 Americo'. 0 °
alts 0 I Br. zil 0 ° •
olland 1 0 Islands
HIGH-W /ATER st LONDON-BRIDGE TO. N 4 og luny.
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