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4111,111 ELI) MARKET, MARCH 24. '
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Beef Ss 4d to 6s 44 I Veal Ss Od to 75 04
Mutton 6s Oil to 7s Od Pork Ss s 4 to 7s Od
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
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By the Carcass.
Beef, per stone, 45 ad to th Oil.' Veal Ss 44 to 7s 4d •
• Mutton . Ss 8d to 6s Bd. Pork 75 Od to 7s ad
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.'
Bags. Pockets.
121 Os t0..151 Os- Kent 121 Os to 171 Qs
, 101' Os to 121 Os gussez 101 05 to 141' Os
181 Os to 151 Os Farnham 161,0 s to t 0
PRICES'S:OF HAY AND STRAW.
• • ST? }.414 WatTaciptpli.
Hi, 31. Os. to 111. 185. Od. Hazy 41. 4s. to SL les
Straw* lit to 111.'14t. Od. • CRAW 71. Os. to 81. Os
Straw 91. 2i. 'o 21. 89
PRICE OF COALS-COAL MARKET, MARCH 26.
Ships at Market . • Sold . Prices.-
opt Newcastle Ali 41s. Od. to 51s. Od
10 Sunderland ~ 4 425. Od. to 4.55. 04.
Marelsl3.--Wheat per load X 27 les to €37 103.
Earley, per quarter 595. io 601.. eats 475. to 601. Beaiis 68s. to
• IRls. New ditto 00s. to 005. Rye 00s. to ON. Peas 865. to 945.
OXPoRD, MARCu 20.-The second best price of A bushel of
Wheat was I6i. Od. according to Whit* price, and a due allow-
ance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol.
r low, viz.-The peck loaf household. to weigh 171 b. 6oz. is 5s 24.
The half peck 2s Id. and the smaller in proportion.
CANTERBURY STOCK MA RK LT, 'Muth 9.-8eef,136.-e4. to
15s. Od. per score.-Mutton, 6s. 04. to 7s. Od. per stone.-
Veal Os. Cd. to 7s. 2d. per ditto.

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The extraordinary interest which attaches to the
several Nations at War, must render some general
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JONES, have endeavoured to meet the public curiosity,
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each' History is brought down to the present period.
Whether, therefore, their comprehensiveness, their
cheapness, or their portable form, be cons:Jered, they
are particularly entitled to attenti, n. The volumes
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9. Portugal and Spain 4 6
S. North and South America, with the West Indies 4 6
4. France and Navarre 4 6
or, printed on fine Royal Paper, 6s. each.

INQUESTS.—Thursday an Inquest sat on the body
,of a smith, who was killed by a blow from another
smith, with a lamp iron belonging to a chaise.. The
parties quarrelled about some work, and the deceased
struck at the sur:ivor, who, in return, threw the iron
at him which he held in his hand, and which mortally
wounded him on the head, altbdtgh he survived four
days. The Jut y adjourned till another day.

Tuesday evening an Inquest was taken at the
White Swan, Dover-street, Piccadilly, on the body of
Mary Brown, a servant-maid, who had thrown her-
self out of the window of a house in Ycnk-place,
Baker-street, that was burned down a short time since,
and broke both her legs. Verdict.—Accidental Death.
At the Assizes held at Maidstone on &atluday
last, before Mr. Justice HEAT/1,. France: Levens, and
another woman, were convicted of having furnished
woman's clothes to a Danish prisoner of war,and of
h wing assisted him in making his escape from a
prison ship at Chatham, and they were sentenced by
the Judge to be transported' for the term of their na:
tnral lives.—David Puttee, of Folkestone, Gentleman,
J. Wellard, a publican of the same place, Richard
Waddell, J. IVeib, Robert Whennian, George Challing,
and Denis Whoare, all notorious smugglers, were se.
yerally convicted of having aided in the escape of
prisoners of war, prior to the late Act of Parliament
which makes it felony, and they were each of them '
6 n enced to be placed in and upon the pillory, one of
them each market day, at Maidstone, and to be far.l
ther imprisoned for the space of two years.
At the Assizes held at Shrewsbury, George Hub-
bard, a publican, of Deal, was convicted of having
aided the French General Bron, and another officer,
in making their escape from their parole at Welsh.
pool, and he v. as sentenced to be transported for the
ter . of his natural lite:
EXECUTION. Monday was executed at Pennenden
Heath, Li Marquest, a native of 1) jon, on the Gold'
' Coast of Africa, for the murder of G. Valiant, on
board the ship Sampson, on the river Mcdway, at
Chatham. He died very penitent. The other con-
victs, six in -number, left for execution, are to suffer
on Thursday.
• • Late on Saturday night, or early on Sunday morn-
ing, the house of Mr. ELISHA LONG, of Sibbald Hed-
' Ingham, in the county of Essex, was broke open and
. robbed of a large quantity of English and foreign
coins, plate, &c. to a considerable amount. Four men
were taken into custody, named Davy, Finch, Hall,
and Potter. • The latter was admitted an evidence,
and he stated the plan of the robbery. Their detec-
tion arose from a singular circumstance:—Sunday
morning, as a person was passing opposite Finch's
,residence, a piece of paper was found with “ seven
.1 crowns" written on it. The person having heard of
Mr. Lc z,p's robbery, shewed Mr. L. the piece of pa-,
per, -who identified it to be his :rand-writing, and the
sa me.pa per that containedsev,n English crown pieces
1 which had been stolen. This led to the apprehension
./ of the gang. On Finch and Hall's persons and pre-
Mises being searched, most Of the stolen property was
found.. None was found in the possession of Davy.
They are all three fully committed for trial.
On Sunday morning, the wife of Stephen Jourdan,
a labourer, residing in Wincheap-streets near Canter-
. Wiry, was taken to the Kent and Canterbury Hospi-
tal, with a wound inflicted in the loWer part of the
abdomen, and died apparently in consequencethereof,
i Within an hour aftcr admission.—SuspiciOns having
fallen on her husband, be was apprehended, and a
Coroner's Jury held on the body -When, after a most
minute investigation, they returned a:Verdict of Wit-
' ful Murder against the husband, Who stands fully
committed to take his trial at the next Assizes.

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BIRTHS.
11 On the 9.3 d Inst. at Holland Grove, hear Wigan, Laneashko,
1 the Lady of lame. Alexander Hodson, Esq. of a son ind heir.
i, On the 1 sth inst. at Jersey, the Lady of Captain Ford, Royal
. / Fuziliers, of 4 daughter.
On Ibe 12th inst. in the neighbourhood of Dumfries, the Lady
of J. CA,ldstream, Esq. surgeon of the Stith reit. of a tiaughtur.