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London, England, 1813-11-30 00:00:00

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•
r • Pevrrai Pirreee.Yesiterrday, at Worship-stteet, an
information came on -to be heard against iffritreib
Breeden, a publican in,Mile.end, far sending out beer
in pewter-pats. Mr. borrox, for the defendant, re-
ferring to several Acts Of P
anarliament,contended, that
'the Magistrattralria not y jurisdiethin to convict.
The presiding Magistrate% after consultation, were
',decidedly of that °pillion, and dismissed the informa-
tion accordingly.
FORMED Won Notes,—.--Yesterda Stephen -Under-
wood was brought up to Hatton Garden, on a charge
'of having forged bank notes, to a. large amount, in
his_ poiseseion. Mr. Ward, of Wood-street, Cheap-
side, stated, that eu Sunday evening about five o'clock,
he, in company with other. Gentlomen, were going
along Goswell-street, when they observed a crowd,
.and ongoing to see what teat the matter, found the
prisoner lying on his back in a fit. 'They* proceeded
to search his pockets to see what property he had
about him, when they found six Bank of England
notes, four for 450 each, one for £.500, and another
for 825, which a persoa of the name of Clarke' who
accompanied the- prisoner, put in his pocket.. They
took the prisoner to the house of Me.. Lyster, a book-
seller, in the neighbourhood, where be and'his pro-
perty would be taken proper care of, and. the notes
were given up by Clarke, but Mr. Lyster requested
witness to take the number and date of the notes;
which witness did. In copying the third note for
£5O, he observed the number and date corresponded
with the second note for the same sum, which created
suspicion, and the result was, that they sent for a
constable, and the notes were-lodged with Mr. Ly.-
ter. When the pritoner recovered, and learned that
the constable was sent for, he expressed a wish to be
permitted to depart, stating that he would lease the
notes, as they were of no service to him, he had them
only for curiosity, and got them from a person in the
Fleet Prison, who made them, and that he gave a
£5O note away on Saturday last. He made a very
violent resistance to the officer, and strove to effect
his escape ; and being a powerful man, they were
under the necessity •of tying his hands and feet, to
prevent his escape. He was committed for re-exa-
mination.

CORN-MARKET, Mad
CLIRIUNT
CNGL
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 50s.
535. 665. per quarter
Ditto, Suffolk, 50s. Sits. 635.
Ditto, Norfolk, 48k. 545.
Rye 365. Us.
Barley 365. 50s.
Malt, 70s. 82*. Town —s.
White Peas, 60s. 655. new,
tiOs. 00s.
roes
Wheat, Dantzic, 663.
Ditto, Baltic Red, 555. GCs. I

kRIE-.I.ANE, NOV. 29.
PRICES:
asit•
Grey, ditto, 50s. 545.
Small Beans, old, 50s. 531. new,
40s. 445.
Tick Ditto, old, 445. 48s. dew,
Ns. Us.
Oats, Potatoe, 28s. 325. 00s.
Ditto, Poland, 225. 235. 00$.
Oats, Feed, 18%. 225. 00s.
Flour, 555. GOs. ler Sack.
:toil.
Rye, 40s. 455.
Barley, 40... 41s._

Ditto, Hambro, or Oati, Feed, I Ss. 225.
Bremen, 555. 601, White Peas, 604. 745.
Ditto, Brabant /tell, .455. 60s. Grey ditto, 451. 555.

AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WALES,
from the returns ending the 20th of November, 1813.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
1. 4. I
s. d. I s. d. Is. d. s. d. I
85 1 54 5 49 6 31 fi 61 3 63 10
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
In the week ending the 2 ith of November, is.6..ts. 91d. per On.
RETURN Or WitediT 114 MARK-I.lNt, from Nov.. 15, to N0v.200
Total 8,511 quatters.--Average 81s. eicl. lower
than last return.
RETURN or FLOUR from Nov. 13, to Nov. 19.—Total 15,932
sacks.—Average 69s 3id.-4s. 10d. lower than last return.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER 29.
PER STONE Of 81b. TO SINK TUE OFFAL.
Beef 51 Od t 0 4e. Veal 6s 6d to 8s 04
Mutton 5s 8d to 70 44 Perk 7s Od to 8s Od
Beasts, about 2550.-. Sheep and Lambs, 13100.
- Calves, 140—Pigs, 290.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Meadow Hay 31 Os to 51 Os Clover 51 lOs to 71 Os
Rowen 01 Os to 01 Os S:raw 11 19s to 11 111,
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Beef, per sto4e, 4s 01 to 5s 4d. Veal 5s 41 to 7s 4.1
Mutton - 4s Ild to 6s Od: Pork 7s tkl to 8s Od '
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
• ST. J AM RS'S. %FIR ITECUA PEL.
Hay SI. 00s. to 51. Oi. Oki. Hay 41. Os. to 51. Ps
straw 11. 10s. to 11. les. utl. Clover 51. lOs. to 61. los
Straw 11. 81. 11. 12s
• •
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags. Pockets.
Kent . 71 Os to 91 Os Kent 81 04 to 121 Os
Sussex 61 Ws t.. 81 Os Sussex 71 03 to 101 Os
Essex 71 Os to rot Os Farnham 191 Os to 171 0
RAW HIDES. •

Best Heifers aid Steers (per I Ordinary 2s. 64: to 2s. Bd.
stone) Sr. Bd. to 4s. Od. -1 Market Calf 16s. Od. each.
Middlings, 3s. Od. to Ss. 4d. I Eng. Horse 14s. Od. to 16s. Od.
Shearlings, 424. to 66d.—Lamb Skins nod to 00d.
PRICE OE LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butte 43d 250 Calf Skins 324 364
Ditto • 264 274 Ditto 404 454
Merchants' Backs 2341 24d Di:to 404 44d
Dressing Hides 224 234 d Small Seals 33d 36d
Fine Coach Hides 234 25d Large ditto, per doz. i2us 1801 1
Crop Aides for cult. 22d 234 Tanned Horse Hides 224 24d
Dkto 45 to 50 lb. ilild 254 Goat Skins 115 50s
PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. James's Market 5s aid Town Tallow 98s 04
Clue Market Os Od Yellow Russia • 93s Od
Whitechaper Market 5s 6d White ditto 918 tid
per stone of 81b. -------- Soap. ditto 824 Od
11s 64d Melting. Stuff 32s 0i
Average 5s 94 Ditto rough 591 04
Yellow Soap 106s—Mottled, 1185—Curd, 1185—Palm 00s.
Price of Candles per dozen, t4s. 64—Moulds, i6s Od •

On the 15th inst. at Dublin, Charles Hamilton, Esq. Captain,
in the County of Dublin Militia, to Rosetta, eldest daughter of
the late Thomas Bernard, Eq. of Uayville, cowry Carlow.
Monday seinnight, at St. Maurice Church, Winchester, Mr.
Thomas White, to Miss Fanny Hoptrough. Mr. 'l'. White, it
appears, had taken the CrOwn and Anchor Inn, together wish the
Stuck and furniture, at an appraisement, on the preceding Friday.
After the valuation was finished, the Appraiser jocosely ohotry.
ed, that he might as well also take the Bar-ntaid. Mr. White,
approving of the hint, immediately made his proposals to the
damsel, who consented ; and this marriage was consummated,
without the unnatural incumbratices of stirulation or settlement.

DIED.
In the Brazils, on the 2d of Augstst;fbornas Gait, Esq after
a short illness.
On the 9th of • July, at Sierra Lftais. pathe Western Coast of
Africa, Mrs. Appleton, wife of Cages% Appleton, of the Royal
African Corps; and also their Indult' daughter Louba; both of
the country lever.
On Thursday last, the 25th instant, in the 22d year of her itz•!,
Mrs Anna Muria Bold, eldest daughter pf the late Peter isuld,
of Bold, in the county of Lancaster, E.g. and many years Re-
presentative of that County In Parliament, She is succeeded in
the ancient family estates-bf iti:phew, Peter Patten, Esq.
Member for the Borough.ef
At Bilbexi, in Spain, in the 98th year cif his age, Lieutenant-
Colonel Allan Campbell, of the 74th regiment, and Comman-
dant of the 3d regiment of Portuguese Wintry.
At St. Helena, the Ist of August last, Cajt. John Rinha?ord,
of his Majesty's 724 regiansti