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London, England, 1827-09-22 00:00:00

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WORSHIP ST RF.P.T.
Awes drgeoit and James Watley were committed fie trial us,
charge of stealing a sow, the property of Mr. Walter, tat the Clew,'
km, Woodford.—The prisoners live t Layton, and wete literautt
In March only, after a confinement of a tw,lTernamth, fur stetting a
dwelt at Waltharnstow. It appears that since their exit from let.
son they have been living entirely by plunder.
UNION HALL
Yesterday the wife of a Mr. Cookson, residing in the divriet,
was brought up Min the authority of a warrant, charged by kK
husband with baying violently assaulted him. The circininatee,
attending the assault arose ottt of one of those paw tenata:matrime.
awilleesPeculaik witbienila [-maks° prevalent
—namely,
(attune. 'his Glee completely verified the old saying of the "mkt.
pent. of
hede"leinmptatli hytmanaticuimenP:g tli.arlikeulgihntggre:tat.anddlli :Ip;Other!VbefclareuttbgeraaMdagison'tr4intePoi. inatbiaf?..*
relationship, than mum and wife, the bride appearjag to be vergiii
on 70, while her hopeful manse was scarcely arrived at the years
manhood.
Mr. Coast* conmasticed his complaint—" Tour Worship," said
he, in an affected toms of woke, Kit is an impossibilitydiat-I
live with such a wik as this any tattier; she is in the lan uf
threatening My life daily, nay hourly, and unless we are *pirated
slaughter will ensue between us. The razor is scarcely ever out oi
her band, with which she vows she will have my life.
The MMIISTRATIt observing the great disparity on the metre of
age between the couple, and having expressed considerable sapsr
at that circumstance, asked Mr. Cookson how old he was? He
replied that he was not yet 20. • And what ve is your wife,
pray r ea Why, my wife," said he, pausing and ;Joking hard is
her face, " I should think is bard upon 70."
Maturraava.—What could have induced yak, then, so mar a
nun, to marry a woman who, by your writ account, is m aboced
in life ?

• Mrs. Cookson here bridled up, and casting an indignant look at
her spouse, said, is 1 am neither so old nor so cold as you valid inn
to make people believe.•'
The complainant, in reply to the Magistrate's question, said dui
he candidly confessed be was completely deceived by the Lily, s,
she wheedled him into the bonds of matrimony, by describing au
she bad five hundred pounds in the Balk, and prattling that
be should have every miss of it when they were united. Ts
show his forbearance, he added, that he bad now been op.
wards of three years married to bee ; and from that unbars.
nate event up to the present time, be never touched one fartgipg of
her nab, but was burdened with ber support She was a dead
weight upon him, from w►ich, however, he hoped to be relieved
now, is consequence of her therms to murder him.
The wife new claimed the indulgence of being bend. Her has.
baud bad said a great deal shoat aces; be had grossly etaggerated
her's, and she was entices to set that qinotiost to rights with :quit
to herself.

The Mamstaats—We never wish to inquire of the Ladies their
ages. You had better answer for the alleged assault. Your lunbsail
says you threatened to murder him.
Complainant—My husband would say any thing; be is then/.
grouse; he keeps somber woman, and he wants to get rid of sae;
but I will disappoint him, for I will stick to him as long as he ins a
thin to his back, pkase Goo. The story he has told abort is
razor, and my threat of cutting kis throat is all a fabric:ties, adtrumped up in order to have me sent to gaol.
The klawaraarn was inclined to believe the Lady's account if
the transaction, and advised them to separate by mutual coosem,d
they could not agree. He should discharge the warrant.
The complainant, therefore, failed in his speculation at this oar;
as well as with his matrimonial one.

Thursday night as the carriage of W. Cooke, Ea+ war remedies
along the Waterloo-road towards the Obelisk, a young nun an
two boys got behind t►e vehicle, endeavouring to tale away non
trunks fastened to it, which T. Armotroog, a hackney coadom,
perceiving, tailed out to Mr. Cooke's coachman to nap. Tie
driver immediately drew up, whim a young man, paned Jam
who had in his hand a strap ►elonging to the carriage, was tens to
the wateithouse, and yesterday committed from this (*cc for ttW.
Tlte boys escaped.

MARRIED.
At Creaser. on the 17th hut. the Be,. Gee Whites:AA
Arabella, second daughter of the late George Wyndham, £a%4
Crosser Hall. Norfolk.

DIED.

Soddenly, at Plyntstock, lient.David Wilson, B.N. a Inn
Claw, generally lamented.
At Deptford, in the 2311 year of her age, Mks Maria Daum: irk
eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Dunstenrille.
At Manchester, In tie 74th year of Waste, Mr. Chat es Whedc,
the original proprietor of the Maisishester Clovilit'e.

NBWGATII Asp LILADENHALL MARKETS, Sena:.
Beef.. 3s 4d to 4s 4d I Veal ..... Od to .5s 2
Mutts* ls 4d to 4s 2d Pork ......... 4s 4d to 6s 41
lamb 4s 34 to 34 04.

PRICES or HAY Aso STRAW YESTERDAY.
IT. JA WartItCOATOL4
Hay 4112 a 04 to A 12. Od Hay 41 Os to 61 11
Qom 4110 s Od to 61 6s Od Clover 41 10t to 71 ts
Straw 1110 s 04 to 11 17s od I Straw 11 1441 to 21 Os

PRICK OF HOPS, PHIL CWT. Sarr. 21.
uw FOC IC ITS. NSW Bag&
Keno 72$ to 82. Kent 80s to
Sows
Hwex 656 to 7.1 s I Basel .—... sis to 71
Farnham fine 110 s to Imo—Seconds. —s to —a
Old Duty laid at £140,000.

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides l3O to ISid
Common Ditto ............... 16ed to IBd
Crop Hides, 55 to 401bs for cutting ... 144 to 174
Ditto 45 to 501bs ........ 17d to 154
Calf Skins, 56 to 40tbs £o4 to 244
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to 80lbs . 20d to 22i4 .....

_____ ..
Small Seals, Greenland).— 1541 to 19d
•ranted Hone Hides lsd to 154
Spanish Horse Hides... .... .....

PRICE or TALLOW,
Town Tallow 4ll Od 1

SOAP &c. per I l Vb.
Yellow Soap ....... ..., NS d
Mottled ..
Curd
Graves... ..... ....... WI d
Good Dregs . ...... ..
Peterstourgh, 1890 casks
:hangel, 320 casks
_.

Yellow Russia ...

White ditto

Soap ditto ......... —5 Od
Melting Stuff ........... 361 Od
Tallow imported from St.
Ditto from Arc

COURSE OF EX'
Amsterdam ......12 5 C.F.
Ditto at 5ight......12 0
Bottertiam...2 U 19 4
Antwerp......... 12 4
Hamborgh 91 U 36 9
Akona 21 U 36 10
Paris,llday'ssight 25 35
Ditto .........9 U 25 N
Mad rid............ 351
Cadia 554
Barcelona ..... . —341
8i1b0a...... ...... ..6se

;HANGS, San. SI.
Gibraltar Seville ss
4$
Leghorn ......
Genoa
46
Malta
Naples
Palermo .. ll5. per 01
Lisbon... ....... . 48i
Rio Janeiro
Dublin... .....

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER
Foreign Gold in Bars ,r, 17 6
Silver, in bars, standard 0 $ 01

COAL MARKET, Sm. 21.
Sbipo at Market. Ships Sold. Ptice.
Neorcastle 17 Ws 64 to 38, 4
131 Sunderland 12i 331 6J to 361.2„4

MAILS-1
inn. nue.
Dublin 1 0
Watert,rd I • 0
Gusls,se! and Jersey 0 0
Lisbon 0 0
Donagbiolee 0 0
bowie Ayres 0 0
Holland 1 0

'HIS DAT.

Oa. sat
France 0 0
Hamburg 0 0
Flanders 1 0
Sweden 0 0
Malta 0 a
Jamaira 0 0
Leeward islands i)........f.,%

HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORRO b'•
Morning It 9 minutes after 3
Afternoon 48 tnanuteet.,..1........45

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