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afterwards lfrs. Bailey beat c a serum, which Was imtnediately
t
followed by the sudden appearance of the prisoner in witness's par_
lour. She appeased to be dreadfully alarmed, and wrung her hands
in despair, calling out, in words which she could scarcely articulat•
from her sobs," Oh, Mrs. Bailey, what shall I do, what shalt Idol
thieves have got into my rooms, and taken away all my husband's
clothes !" She then ran out into the street without waiting for a
reply, and called a strange man who was passing by, desiring him
to follow her up stairs. Mrs. Bailey also proceeded up along with
her, and observed that her lodger.' apartments had the appearance
of having been ransacked of alnmst everything. She had the cu-
riosity to go into her own bed rodm, fearing that the robbers hal
plundered her as well as Mrs. Scott ; her suspicions were too well
grounded, for she at once di covered that Mr. lia iley s watch, together
with the whole of his best clothes, had been stolen. The pri.oo,:.
was not at first suspected, but on a constable bring sent for, !,,
whom the above circnmstances were related, he thought she bad
" overdone the ihing," and suspected her to be the thief.
ascertained that she had recently taken another losIgio:,,
ceeded thither, and found the whole of the property said to he b:01,.,
as above described, with the exception of the watch, the dovitcre
of which was found on her person.'
The pawnbroker at whose shop the watch was pawned, atterdeti
and identified the prisoner as the person who had pledged it.
The prisoner's husband, who had been apprehended on su:pleitai
of begins been concerned, underwent an examination, hut evident,
having been brought forward which clearly roved that be itle. no
participation in the .robbery, he was discharged, and the prisoner
fully committed for trial.
MARLBOROVGII-STREET.

Wm. Thompson and Henry Prnsten, alias Hervey Durham, were
charged with having broken into the home of Mr. Lane, a tailor,
}3urliogton-street, Regent-street.--Mr. Lane stated, that he was
called up by his servant-boy,about one o'clock yesterday morninr.
and found that his premises had been broken into; he fired a pistla
at a man he saw in the workshop, who made his escape; on giving
the alarm, the prisoners were apprehended ; Durham was two!.
nised by Plank, as a young man who had bent found seine months
ago in the area of a house in Great Russell-street ; he was then par.
doned at the intercession of his friends, who are respectable, and
who endeavoured to send him to New South Wales; but after
paying fur his passage, and fitting him out,.he left th► ship, and re-
turned to his old companions.—Both prisoners were remanded.
Mary 11%lerthurgh, servant to Mr. 111'Cammock, who resides at
No. 4, Bedford-street, Bedford-square, was charged with assault-
ing Nlr..loseph Barker, a lase-merchant, of No. 266, Milton:.
Mr. Barker stated, that on Wednesday last, Mr. and Mrs.
M'Cammock, bought at his shop a quantity of goods, to the
amount of WI. Pls. for cash. Several applications on Thurs.
day, Friday, and Saturday, were made at Mr. M`Cammock's
for payment, but without effect. Mr. Barker proCces3ed to
Mr. M•Carnntock's house yesterday morning, with the tirt:t-
mination of either getting his money or his gouda. lie sir.-
Mr. M'Camnsuck, who put him off with an excuse, and .Ir.
Barker then told him he must either have his goods or pay-
ment ; and that .he should not quit the house until satisfied.—
The door was shut in his face, and in a short time the prisoner,
from the first floor window, threw a pail of cold water upon him.
This did nut, however, divert him from his pOrpose, and she, ob-
serving it had not the desired effect, procured quantity 6f boilit4.
water, which she also flung upon him, which drenched him so th_-.
his hat, coat, acc. were completely wet. This statement was cur
firmed by a Gentleman who witnessed the ttansactiun. The pr:-
goner had nothing more to say, than that- Mr. Barker refused to go
away from the door, and collected a large multi bout it.
She was ordered to find bail foe the assaults, and Mr. WCatn-
mock, her master, stepped forward for that purpose, tint Mr. Barker
strongly objected, and the prisoner was ordered to find some our.
less objectionable.

Tuft Paters.—.Four Gentlemen of the name of 13111cr,
all 41- very diffesent dimensions, are memhets of a Li-
terary Society, and are thus distinguished by tile other
members;—the tan one is called I-Pgle Alec, :be short
one Lou; Price, the tat one Full Price, and die thin one
Half Price !
At Lamhourn Fair (Berks) on Saturdcy, sheep and lamb's went
off briskly at little (if any) variation from the pricts of the late
Weyhill fair. Horses were also in demand, at high pricts.
At Moretunhampstead Fair, on Thursday, 1,989 sheep WM:
'penned, of which 1,275 were sold at rather advanced prices. Tie
number of bullocks was rather small; cows and calves were in
great request, and fetched good prices.
Mama INTIELLIGCNCI4—Copper ores told at Redruth, Dec. ,
1024-1,11211 tens ; average produce, 6i; quantity of line copper.
11l teat $ cwt. amount of sale, 9,0441.175. average standard 121/.4%

BIRTH.
Saturday, in Grosvenor.place, the Right Hon. Lady Tullamtee,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Fareham, the Rev. B. Cushead, of Winchester, to
Lucy, only daughter of the Rev. J. Perry, of Newbury.

DIED.
Dec. 1, James Walsh, Esq. Inspector of Aliens, at Gravesend,
and Captain of the Flamer Custom-honk.' cutter.
Nov. 2.5, .11r. John White, compositorwith Mr. Neill, Old Fish-
market Close, Edinburgh. He .may be said to hive lost his life by
the late fires, having been in good. health on Monday the 16th,
and, in consequence of his exertions during the two nights of the
calamity, was seized with inflammation of the chest.

BAVGATB mob I.RA DENHALL MARK E'PS—Drc. 6.
Beef 2s 4d to 34 4d Veal. 34 4J to 4s 8d
Mutton Bs lid to 35 8d I Pork ...... 3s 4d to Ss 0.1

PRICES or HAY AND
ST. JAMES'S.
Hay 51 5s Od to SI lOs Od
Clover 5116 s Od to Si 10s Od
Straw 11 1611 041 to 21 31.0 d

'RAW YESTERDAY.

Hay 5110 s to 51 Os Od
Clover 41 Os to 61 Os Odif
Straw 11 16s to 21 21 Od

• PRIC2.I
NEW YOCUM
Kent
Sussex
Essex

IF HOPS.

126 s to 160 s
Farnham, fine 220 s to 26

PRICE o► TALLOW,
Town Tallow 46s od
Yellow Russia
White ditto

35$ Od
S'ielPtidngittsotaff
31$ 6d

UAW. HIDES.
•
1
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary .. 2s 6d to 2s sd
stone) ...... 3s Od to 5s 4d . Market Calf 8s 04 to Os Oa
Middlings... 2s 9d to Ss Od

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Butts, 50 to 561bs each 2od to 2144 per lb
Ditto, 56 to 661bs each 9.3d to 244
Dressing Hides l6d to lid
fine Coach Hides
OP. Hides, 35 to 40Ibs fdr cutting
Ditto 45 to 501bs ...... .........
Calf Skins, 56 to.4olbs ......... ........
Ditto 50 to 70Ibs ......
Ditto 70 to 80Ibs . 22d to 24d
Small Seals, Greenland) l7d to 1114
Large Ditto l6d to lid
Tanned Horse Hides l3d to 15d
Spanish Horse Hides 13d to 21d

COAL MARKET, DSC. 6.
Ships Sold. Price.
87i 33s 6d to 5111 9d
14 35s 6d to 404 91
rS Od to 34s ott
2 46s Od to 50s od
—o od to 2ss oti
—• od to 53s 9d_

Ships at Market.
1451 Newcastle
16 Sunderland
1 Scotch Coal
2 Stone Coal
1 Anders
1 Cannel Coal

Id A US—,
•RIL OWL
Dublin 1 0
Waterford 5 0
Guernsey an:4 'very 0 2
Lisbon 0 0
Gottenburgb 0
Ur azil 0 0

DAY,

aim Dig;
Frames 1 0
flansbeivis 2 1
Flinders 0 0
Jamaica. 0 0
Leeward Islands 0 0
0. 1
America

HIGH- W ATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning • • 6 minutes after •
Afternoon - 36 minutes after 8

Tattoott r Prratei and PetiPllead by J. F. KIALY. at the STA& Otricil
Na. 1, Pu'xic-Flace, Thoirle,Bar.