Star.
London, England, 1819-08-07 00:00:00

POL/ .
tradesmanGE
tV.I cliante‘ y
M.
MANSION HOUSE.—'A
terday, with haring interfered with too otche
ccrs, v. ho were tearing down a political placm.df°,i'.
the front of Carroll's Lottery Office, in Cinh,,•4'
The bill was entitled " A Key to the House of el
mons ;" but it proved to be nothing more than
advertisement of a book with that tick. The dc
dant had presumed to ask, by what author;a-'1.„17
officers wantonly tore down the advertisement }ft
was mist% eied by a declaration of their au:bar...4y a
officers. Words having then passed between "
they took him into custody.—The LORD :lA‘;
asked, by what authority .he had interfered vast..."
officers, as to the bills ?—The defendant %pi:tail,.
he knew the printer and publisher of therl..xl
whose name (W. Dolby, Wardour-street) ma:sive:it
to it, and knowing him to be a man ofinteara,, 5
felt indignant at seeing his property destroN•,:,,,,._,/,,
Loon MAYOR asked the defendant a aal a!yat;
was ?—He answered, he was a plate•rn inuLetna
and had come from Sheffield.—The Loaa Was a
said, that if he was one of the Country (ielllkMel
come up to town for the purpose of parading
City and interfering with the offi:ers, he was rrist,t4
in the attempt. The City walls, or even the baa,it
of an individual, were not to be defaced or disgracti
by bills of any description.—The defendant said, it r
assumed no such right, and his Lordship was alto
gether mistaken in supposing he was an idle feiko
from Sheffield or thereabouts. He had been a
nufacturer in London for the last twelve years, sr,}
At present resided in Gray's-inn late.—The Less
Mayon said, this altered the case very much. Ife i•
vrottld, however, recommend him to attend to ha
inanufitctory, instead of looking after postin,l,,-biik
The defendant replied, that he had no such r,bjertil
view. As to attending his manufactory, he was sons
to say, that trade was very had, and he had sulfa • •
much from want of employment.—The Loan NI
enquired if he had any thing to do now ?—The
fendant replied, " Very little indeed r but he woe
kaendeavour to content himself with this little, a
make the most of it. l After a few other words,
defendant was dischaked.
Bow-smear.--Vesterday was the Evcond day fad
for the second examination of the sax young men W 3.1
were sent to this Office by the LORD Masora ,
Tuesday last, on suspicion of being concerned is r
beries at West-End Fair, viz. William
Spink, llamas Topky, Frank Portionl,Al,l4d Piro
and John Young.—Jay, the constable of Hampste
1:lio was so dreadfully wounded in his head and hod
attended yesterday in a very feeble state, but eau',
not identify any of the prisoners as being among tho
who attacked him. A young man who in cc
parry at the time accompanied him, bathe could at
identify any of them. There being no specific wreact
charged against any of the prisoners, they were
dered to be taken back to the LORD MA'j)R.
TOWN-HALL, BOROUGH.—Yesterday anold worn,
came to Mr. Newman, at the Justice-room, aed ta
quested to be informed bow she was to proceed ap:ii
the AttornerGeneralli for the tecovery of sever
thousand pounds, which he had left her as a legacy.
Ilex whole manner denoted such frenzy, that Mr.
Newman had no doubt of her insanity, and being
unarillins to touch " titre string which borenot health-
, ful music," told her to wait awhile to see if her claim
would be adjusted, and if not to bring her ealea
against the Attorney-General for the amount. Aes,"
, said the old woman, " but, my Counsel is dente
, where's Sir Samuel Romilly now ?—where shalll
, find anotherdike him to guide the rudder of the law?
Then, after a pause, " I wonder how the d—l," •
she, " they can do without, him in Chancery. Ot!
talking of Chancery, I don't like the constructiond
, that Court ; it shall be altered, and I shall In.ve the
, whole of the business done by. steam r A gentlena
, present said this would be a most salutary plan, an
would g, o a great way towards diminishing the pa.
lic burdens; the legislation proposed...by Dr. Wanes
or the old women at Stockport, would be nothing a
it. " Nothing to it ! to be sure not," replied t •
• lady, " and if once I got my fortune I would m ••
, many other improvemeati; the should •
removed into llyde, Park, and Hyde Park s'iould
sent to the devil I" Being repeatedly told that he
s application was not of a nature which came wi
maoisterial cognizance, she flew into a violent pa
sion, and went away for the avowed purposed
ing the Court of King's Bench for a criminal ink:
nation against them.
- VIEWii ATE an. LE 1 DEN II ALL -MARK LTS, AD; t.
(By the Carcase.)
Beef 3s 6d to 44 64 I Veal ........41 Od to Si
Mutton 4s 4J to 5s thl 1 Pork .........4, ad to
lamb, ss. Od to 6s Od.
PRICES or HAY i.a.STItAW
wvYESTERDAY.ivL
ST. J AUCS'II. w
.r thy 41 Os Od to GI 12s Od May... 51 Os to 61 GO.
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01 Os 0,1 'l
38 (4
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1 Osto
Clover 71 7s to 31 1"
PRICE OF HOPS.
Heir sac,. stew rorszts.
' Kent
Sussex 4l 15s to :1 Ss Sussex
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1:01
Essex ...... 01 Os to 01 Os Eserex
F▪ oreign ... 21 Ss to 31 ISt Farnham 7l 0, to :1
- PRICE OF CANDLES—From Tallow Cloudier: lIJ
- Candles, per doz. 120 Oa—Moulds, 13s Gd; ed. pertioo
a allowed for ready
e • PRICES OF GOLD ANDSILVER.
Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz.
Foreign Gold in Bars
N.:Lw Dooblooos
Naw Dollars
,•• COUNTRY MARKETS. .;•L
o:roan, Arc. s.—The price of a Bushel of I`.*i:t
!•• The lialf-peck Loaf, Wheaten, Is. 10d.—IlousehoW,
e JRANBL. Arc. .5.-111 heat Ss. OJ. to 9s. 6,1.-13-6.
Its 8s ,a t
ocd-1;b zsG
etelsies Od
per quarter—Bread, , Os
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rbeushtea—lLar ile,y,,
a 57, per sack.
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r, 32s to 40s—Oats, :Ms to is—Beaus, 405 to ;.-74—J''
to ..i . ssßread,c iso 7Ld t
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T S'llps at Market. Ships Sold. Prise
21 Newcastle 52, 9J to 41'4.,
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4 Sunderland 1.)
C I Cinders 1 250 0,1
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