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EDINBITRGH, SEPTEMBER 12. LONDON SESSIONS.
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The Right Hon. Sir Jour; SINCLAIR, Bart. Presi- The London adjourned Sessions commenced yes-
dent of the Board of Agriculture, and Gitoacie SIN- terda before the Recorder and City Magistrates.
NAIR, Esq. Member of Parliament, have arrived at John Sharwell was indicted for an assault of a sin-
their house in Charlotte-square, from the north. gular description, lan Mrs. Sarah Clifton, a female of
Their exists in Linlithgow a curious Club, consis- respectable appearance. The prosecutrix stated, that
ting of a number of aged Gentlemen, who have been she was the wife of a wine-merchant's clerk in Mark."
long married without having any children ;of which lane. On the 10th of June last, the day appointed
Club Alexander White. hair-dresser there, for many , for the Review of the Volunteers by the Prince Re..
years past, was a worthy and respectable Member.— gent, she had taken a place with several ladies in a,
Some time age his wife, aged 51, and to whom he had waggon to proceed to Wimbledon. She had dressed,.
been. married 18 years, fell sick, and her disorier,for on the occasion in a new silk pelisse, and while the
nearly nine months, baffled the skill of her medical waggon was delayed at the bottom of St. Mary-hill,
attendants, who considered her appearance as indica- in Thames-street, the defendant, who is a servant to'
ting dropsy, though the good old lady shewed other- Mr. Redpath, a fishmonger, mischievously threw an
wise no dropsical symptom ; till at last, when the egg, which struck against the cart, and fell on her
art of the physician was exhausted, and nature ap- pelisse, in consequence of which it was injured. 7he
peared to fail in the struggle, the neighbours were as- defendant was afterwards taken tio for the wanton
sembled (not many weeks since) to see the poor wo- assault, and ordered by the Lord Mayor to find bail
man breathe her last ; but to their utter astonish- to take his trial. A person named Mary Wood con-
ment, after a few short travailing pangs, she presen. firmed the evidence of the prosecuttir, and deposed
ted the admiring husband, with a fine thumping girl. that she saw the defendant throw the egg. The
Tuesday evening, a melancholy occurrence took case, on the part of the prosecution, was met by the
place in William Carroll's shop, at the shambles, Bel-' evidence of a young man named Borland, who swo
fast. Charles Moore, a butcher, was selling meat that he himself had thrown the egg. The Jury, how-
to tie Master of a brig from Ayr, oamed Montgo- ever, notwithstanding Burland's testimony, found the,
mery Brown, when some altercation having taken defendant guilty. He was ordered to pay a fine of
place, the latter took up a large knife, and stabbed Five Pounds.
Moore in a dreadful manner in the upper part of the 1
thigh, making a wound ten or twelve inches deep.— MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPTEMBER 16.
Moore's life is considered to be in imminent danger,
and Brown has been committed to Carrickfergus jail.
LlBEL.—Andrew M.Mahon was indicted for pub-
Spittal Feast, on Monday last, afforded a source of lishing a libel on a Mr. Williams, an Attorney of Mon-
amusement and mirth, that has not been witnessed ! mouth. The alledged libel purported to be the re:-
there for many years. A subscription having been i nort of a case in the Court of Chancery, in which
made for a boat race by sails only, which filling to. Mr. Williams had acted as Solicitor in a Commission
lerably well, it was agreed to enlarge the amusements of Bankruptcy awarded against a farmer in that
by a poney and donkey race on the sands. The day i county. In the course of this report, which Mr. M.
was remarkably fin', and brought together a con- I had published with his name affixed, he had attacked
course of spectators rather unusual to that place, who I the conduct of the prosecutor, and charged him with
appeared highly entertained with the sports of the unprofessional practices, and of being guilty of op-
dey. Some of the donkey riders, properly impelled j pression.—The Counsel for the prosecution not being
by instinct, wishing to be foremost, shewed their heels i prepared with the legal proof of the prosecutor's being
to the populace, while their heads stretched conside-1 an Attorney, which was alledged in the indictment,
rably beyond that of their companions, which they the defendant was acquitted on this defect.
hugged very kindly about the neck with their legs THE KING V. COOKE.
to keep the donkeys in humour for being out-done.— Mr. GURNEY stated that this was an indictment
Four boats went off in it style at twelve o'clock, for an assault, under the circumstances :
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ELEGY.
WRITTENT AT SARTLEMY FAIR AT FIVB O'CLOCK IN TUE
MORNING.
The clock-bell tolls the hour of early day,
The lowing herd their Smithfield penance dreeN
The watchman homeward plods his weary way,
And leaves the Fair, all solitude, to me !
• Now the first beams of morning glad the sight,
And all the air a solemn stillness holds ;
Save where the sheep-dog bays with hoarse affright.
And brutal drovers pen th' unwilling folds :
Save, that, where shelter'd or from wind or *per,
The lock'd-out 'prentice, or frail nymph tfettiplain
Of such as, wandering near their secret NAPO,
Molest them, sensible in sleeptito palb.
&Saadi those rugged tents—that bearded shade,
Which late display'd its stores in tempting heap!,
There children, dog, cakes, oysters, aU are laid,
There, guardian of the whole, the master sleeps.
The busy cal! of care•begetting morn,
The well-slept passenger's unheeding tread,
The showman's clarion, or the echoing horn,
Too soon must rouse them from their lowly beJ !
Perhaps In this neglected booth Is laid
Some head volcanic, oft discharging fire!
Hands that the rod of magic lately sward;
Toss—that so nimbly danc'd upon the wire!
- Pantaloon—the game' jest. 4 • '"'

Some Clown, or
Here, with his train in dir►y pageant stood:
Some tired-out Posture-master here may rest,
• Some conjuring Swordsman—guiltless of his blood!
• Th' applause of listening cockneys to command,
The threats of City Marshal to despise ;
To give delight to all the grinning band,
And read their merit in spectators eyes,
Is still their boast ;—nor, haply, their's alone,
. Polito's Lions (though now dormant laid)
e - And human monsters, shall acquire rcnowi,
•I'he spotted Negro—and the arm-less Maid!
Peaceto the youth who, slumbering at the t dear,
Forgets his present let, his perils past :
Soon will the crowd again be thronging there,
To view the man on wild Sombrero cast.
Careful their Booths from insult to protect,
• • . These furl their tapestry, late erected high ;
Nor longer with prodigious pictures deckt,
They tempt the passing youth's astonish'd eye.
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lot when the day calls forth Use belles and beaux,
The cunning Showraen each device-display,
And many an useful notice round he shews,
That teach th' ascending stranger—tam s+r~y.
•-; Sleep on, ye Imps of merriment-,-Sieep on !
la this abort respite to your labouring train;
And when this time of annual mink is gone,
May ye enjoy, in peace; your bard-earned.gain
4 Dm is a St oticism, and meape—to suffer, or to endures
t Robert Jeffery, the seaman, inhumanly left On the desolate
Island of Sombrero, was among the Wonders exhibited at Bar-
tholomew Fair.

great
from Shoreside Bat, and sailed round a boat,
at New-water Haugh, and down again ; the prize
was gained by Mr. John Swinney. of Spinal. About
four o'clock, four ponies started for a saddle, which
was won easy, by Mr. Hall's of Bovisden. After
which, three donkeys started for a pound note, which
was won by Mr. M'Gall's. This race afforded ex-
cellent sport, by the tumbling jockeyship display-
ed by the rit4ers: the amusements emcluded by a
foot race with boys, for shoes and hats.
Saturday evening, while some boys wens amusing
themselves at the coal engine at Loanhead, in this
neighbourhood, one of them, a fine boy, of eight years
of age, went to the edge of the pit, when, taking hold
of the rope, it ran, and before it was known, he was
down upwards of forty fathoms; had it not been for
the activity of a young man passing at the time, who
immediately ran and threw the rope from off the
wheel & the method to stop it, they boy would have
been killed ; he was soon taken up, with his right
thigh and leg broke, and his head much cut ; but he
is in a fair way of recovery.

Sunday last the attention of the passengers on and
about London Bridge, was attracted by a young
Laplander darting through the water with inconceiva-
ble velocity in his canoe. The vessel appeared to be
about 9 feet in length and about 14 inches in breadth
at the centre, being merely sufficient to receive the
body of the boy, apparently about 14. The velocity
sould not have been less than_ at the rate of 15 miles
an hour.
Sunday se'nnight, the Rev. Mr. COZENS, for many
years a Roman Catholic Priest in Enniscorthy, read
his recantation in St. Mary's Church, and afterwards
partook of the Holy Communion.
Yesterday, a number of workmen were employed in
clearing out the ruins at the fire in Tottenham-court-
road, but not a single vestige of the remains of the
young lad who fell a victim to the devouring element
were found.
EDMONTON FAte.—This Statute Fair commenced
on Saturday, amidst a numerous body of spectators.
The genteel inhabitants of the neighbourhood threw
open their hospitable doors, as usual, on this occasion,
and their London friends were entertained with rural
fetes. Almost every house displayed a troop of festive
lads and lasses dancing to the brisk awakening violen,
and fine weather gave an additional stimulous to the
merry efforts of the happy graft/its. The fair itself
possessed all the charms and attractions which have
rendered it famous during many years, and all the
rarities, wonders, and curiosities, which appeared at
Bartholoniew Fair, were again exposed at Edmonton.
It vas yesterday most numerously attended.
LADY Home POPHAM'S MASQUERADE.—Monday
se'nnight, the towns of Portsmouth and Gosport, with
tbe eaighbouring country, were enlivened, and wit-
aessed a degree of gaiety unknown in that quarter,
since the Government-house at Portsteouth was in-
habited by Sir William and Lady Pitt, who as Go-
vernor, a Lientenant-Generat, and a General com.
mantling the district, with a numerous suite, lived t
suitably. The house has been untenanted, and its
spacious halls unoccupied till Lord Harcourt was
lately appointed Governor, and gave the house as a
habitation to Sir Home and Lady Popham, who is
now the idol of the navy. Monday her Ladyship gave
a masquerade, which was attended by all the princi-
pal Officers of the navy and army at Portsmouth, the
Gentry from all the neighbouring country, Mrs. Orby
Hunter, Lady Lane, Lord Clinton, Lord Euston, Sir
Roger Curtis, ikc. &c. After supper there was a ball,
and dancing continued till six o'clock in the morning.
Among many other characters in masks, the most
prominent were Colonel Came, as a Scotch Pedlar ;
Colonel Gibbon, as Miss Lucretia Evergreen, with
Captain Langton, as her Footman'; Miss Curtis (the
beautiful daughter of S,r Roger) a Shepherdess; Miss
Popham, a French Waiting-maid • Mrs. Parker, a
ballad Singer ; Captain Parker, a Bean ; Dr. Ben-
sett, a Farmer ; Mr. Lutwidge, a Danciag Master ;
Captain Tyler, an excellent Devil ;, Lord Clinton, a
Punch Sir Home was prevented Knit appearing in
character, by indisposition ; but Lady Popham's and
his attention to the company was the theme of unu-
sual praise. Colonels Rigby, Dickson, and Hodder,
Major Ashurst, with many other officers, appeared
in dominos. Fair Officers of the Guards made an
excellent ure as joint Ladies, and greatly eatvrtain-
.l4l Ike company.

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scuffle; and as he stooped to recover them, slle
having taken down a pound or two of candies, pelt.
ed him about the head and neck with them.
The assault was proved by one woman who hap.
pened to be in the.shop ; and the contrary WAS en-
deavoured to be established by an,ther, who conies.
sed she did not see the beginning of the ',"npru. The
Jury found her Guilty ; and she was fined ISs. 4d.

MARKETS.
RETI :RN of WHEAT in Mark-lane. Including only from t/4
Slot Sept. to the 7th or Septe:utiorr. 1"./..11 i 9,2,i4 ,F, mere.
Avorage 101 b. 10.-Ss. 1 id. Ittilter than lost return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR.
From the 3 t st of Amtu.t to the 6th of September.
Top' 21,266 sadts-Aversge t, s. 1114.
4s. C 4. Aligner than last return.
INSPECTOR'S RE FUR/4 AT I/ X BRIDGE. Sept. to.
Wheat per load 241. CO.. to 3U'•. 0,
Barley, per quarter 36-. -4. to 44%. -'.
Oats 255. --d. to 3'4. -tt.
Beans 4t1.,.. -41. to 4 dt.. -4.
Old ditto 00s. -4. to Mit. -1.
Peas 58s. -41. to bus. -d.
SMITHFIELD MARKET.-Sarr. 16.
Beef 4s 6d to 58 lid Veal Ss 4d to it 44
Mutton 4s 84:1 to 5s 84 Pork 51 4d to 6s 44
lICAD Of CATTLL Tait PAO.
Beasts, about 2250-Sheep and Lambs, 19.500.
Calves, 170-Pits, 270.
NEWGATF. AND LEADENKALL MARKET.
Beef 4s od to 58 01 Veal 4s Od to 5s 04
Matto& 4s 4cl to ss. 4d Pork 58 4d to 64 84
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ST.Jassas's• Wut rico/sem.
Hay 41. 10s. to 71. Ss. Hay 51. ss. to 7s. cs.
Straw IL Bs. co SI. 15$. Clover 71. Sts. to Bs. s)..
Straw 41. 14s. to J.. 0 .
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay 61 Os to 81 Os New Clover .41 Os toil (ss
New Hay 41 Os to 61 is Wheat Straw-21 IS. to 41 Os
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKE F.
lags. Pockets.
Kest 41 68 to 61 es Kent 41 101 to 71 (,
Sussex 41 4s to 51 12s &mei 41 Ss to V t,..
Farnham, Pocket's. 51. Os. to 61. is.
RAW HIDF.S.
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Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is. M. to 0. 04
stone) 25.8.1. to Ss. 01. Market Calf 14s. 4).). e...;.,.
Mi4ellinp2s. 4d. to 2s. 61. English Horse 11s. :o IN. t.... 1
Lamb Skins Is. 6d. to Os. 6J.
PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHAU. MARKET.
Butts 21d 934 Calf Skins • ~al _4l
Ditto 254 264 Ditto sod 42.1
Merchants' Backs 184 20d Ditto Baal it

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The defendant was lately confined in the King's Bench Dressing Hides 17d IBd Small Seals is 9sl to Ss .
for debt, but being liberated in the month of July Fine Coach Hides tad leid Large
Horse Hida led t,..l
am° 129 s 1.4...
last, he came to the house of Mrs. Saunders, (his mo- Crop Hides for cint.11;744 lat Ton skin .
34s G.:I
tier in-law, and prosecutrix in the present action) de.l Diuo_ PRICE OP TALLOW.
mending his wife and children, saying, that where ° at. Jantn's Market es 11 Tows Taper " 70, oa
they were he had a right to be also. The door not ' Clare Market es Oed Yellow Russia 70s u.I
being open, he ran through the next house, jumped Wbltechapel Market es Od White
.ditto 661 ti
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over a low garden wall, and came in at the kitchen Per scone of alb. ditto. Ps Od
les old Melting Atuff Nis Cal
window of Mrs. S.'s house. Oee of his children, I Avenge 4. O.K Vitt° rough 64s ul
who happened to be there, he carried off, but soon ° Graves 16. Od. Good Dregs 9s ad.
returned, and rushed into Mrs. S.'s front parlour.- Yellow Soap, 845-Mottled, 925-Curd, fies.
Prise of Candles per dozen , I ts 041-Moulds, 13s od.
Here he broke the blinds or sashes of the window,
and struck Mrs. S. on the cheek. Mr. S. confir-MAmed
COAL
Ships at Market Sold RKET, Sur. IS.
Prices.
the statement, which was corroborated by one of her 92 Newcastle 64 38s Od to 54. 6d
maid-servants. Cross-examined, she swore that she 9 Sunderland a 41s Csi to 4.116 441
had never shaken hands with him, or wished it to be I COUNTRY MARKETS.
made up. Here the prosecutrix's case being closed, I 'MICH ol' °CAIN AT TN[ FOLLOW ING IS ARK ITS.
it was agreed between Mr. GURNEY, for her, and Mr. i sa BA SINOSTO ci.-Wheat 100 s Oil to 132* Cod per Quarter.
ey
ALLEY, for the defendant, that the prosecution should oats 37s Od to 42s Od Beans 481 Od to 5n red
28s Od to 321 Od I Pease 00. Od to 00. Ud
stop, on the defendant's entering into his own recog- Bread as 50. per gallon.
nizance to keep the peace towards the prosecutrix.- I itsiner.-Wheat 96s 04 to iso. 04 per cir.
40s Od to 4is 61 I Beans 53. Od to OM ed
This being intimated to him, he expressed a strongoo
Barley
26s od to 34. Od Pease 00s Od to 00. tli
wish that the cause should go on, as he was confident , " Bread Its. 64d. par gallon.
Wednesday last, John Leaver, one of the keepers on that he could prove that he never struck the prosecu- 1 MAIIIIINN 1 AClrWilellt 94s od to 1 los Od per Qr.
Epping Forest, was committed to take his trial at the tr-x
i " Mr. ALLEY, in vain, endeavoured to explain to , Barley 42s Od to 46s Od I Beans 54. Od to 58. ad
next Assizes at Chelmsford, by the Rev. THOMAS him that this arrangement could do him no hurt ;- , oats se. 01 to 37s Od Pease OOs Od to 00. L.l
Nswituae.-weeat tees od to 127 s od per Qr.
LAYTON and Admiral HARVEY, for wilfully shooting, and that unless he could prove that he had not struck
Barley 42. Od to 445 Od I Beans 465 04 to 55. 04
and wounding, with a large horse-pistol, two men, Mrs. S. his punishment must be exemplary. He was cuts 28s Od to 35s Od Pease 00s id to Om iid
still obstinate, and the cause was proceeded in.-' Bread, 2s sid per gallon.-New Wheat, 100 s to 176 s
servants to JOHN ELME, Esq. of Havering-park.
Another of the prosecutrix's servants was called, ReaDisto.-Wheat 110 s Od to 126 s Od per Quarter.
A robbery was committed on one of the Cam- but she was not Barley 38s Od to 00s Od Beans 00s 04 to 00s 01
bridgeshire drovers on Sunday morning last, about present at the beginning of the busi-
Ito 231 Od Pease s to Oas
ness nor did she see any shaking hands or reconcile- Oa"
I Bread, Es.29s 7d.Od per gallon.-New Wheat,6o 104Ods to 124. C 1
two o'clock. As he was driving his sheep near
Dennis, Sept.l2.--Wheat 925. to 114 s. Barley 40s. to 4E,,
Southgate, he was stopped by four footpads, and, menit. Mrs. Meredith proved that Mr. Cooke, on the i
after some resistance, in which he was most cruelly
milted, came to Mrs. 3. fell on his knees, and hoped CORNWALL PRICES CURRENT.
treated, they took from him thirty-six pounds in LAO NcasTeN---What (16 gala.) 25.. mid. Barley 121.61. 0..9
country notes. The Bow-street officers are searching all would be forgotten. Witness could not hear what
Mrs. S. said. In a short time a constable came, and . 11% ud•
for the depredators. saseaaan.-wheat 235. 25.. Od. Barley 11s. 12.. ea'.
Mr. Cooke was carried off. The Jury, without heel- 10..64. 11..
ExicuTtoN.-At Cork, on the 9th inst. Maurice Oats 10,.( !
tt.-Wheat 305. 15s. Barley 17s 1 . 11s. .
tation, found him Guilty, and the CHAIRMAN senten. Sr.Ausra
Noonan was hanged, pursuant to sentence, for being , cad him to be imprisoned three months, and, at the P
_ enzaucc-Wheat 37.1. keel, 331. Barley Ins. O.J. Ur....
one of the party who attacked the house of Sir John ST. COLUSIZ-.-W heat 325. to 33.. Barley 111 s. to I l'..
end of that time, be bound over to ketp the peace for
Tauao-Wheat, 355. 4d. Barley 17. 4td. Oats 10s. od.
Purcell, at Highfert. At the place of execution he two years, himself in one hundred pounds, and two
WI N CH CST [R-Giles's Hill Fair On Tlittradly was not very fury
acknowledged the justice of his sentence, and was per. sureties in fifty pounds attended, though the weather was remarkably fiur. !mre was
fectly resigned and contrite. He said, that in the each.
THE KING v. G. BOLTON AND G. SQUIDS. a large quantity of prime cheese pitched, whidi had ? brisk ale
course of the day he had not the least intention of
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going to Sir John's, but was sent for by one of the belts, who stated, that the defendant came one night,
This was indictment for an assault on Mary Ro- at the following prices : old front 90s. to lOU. and new front
ito 114 s. per cwt. there was also ...roe of inferior quality, as %if 4 .
party, and accompanied them there. He acknow- i SOL per cwt The sbew of horses vane not very great,
lodged to have had in his possession the piece which about ten o'clock, into her room, and dragged her to
sale bean ;th w , hosvever • f gaud oars, w (ewe 1
the watch-house, where she remained till five o'clock i high prices.
Sir John swore was discharged at him, but said that
next morning. Dolton was her landlord, and Squibs At Arundel market the prices were : Wheat Ar•Lt7 to EV It.
he fired it in a different part of the lic.use, and that it
Beans 7s. and Tares 16s. per bushel
the watch-house keeper; and all that she had done, Per load; Batlsj 40s. to 42.5. and Oats 335. to 3.5. per quatut 1
was another piece which was discharged at Sir John,
she said, was to speak a little louder than usual. G.
by another person. He also said, that this attack was Eaton, the man with whom the prosecutrix lives, cor- I '
the only one in which he had been ever concerned. roborated her statement. Susan Royce, a lodger in
The value of Dr. FREEMAN'S Gum SALSITARIS the house, deposed, that the noise between the last
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present witness and the pmsecutrix was so great, that she ad-
day can bear a competition with k, in All the diffe- vised the sending for a watchman : and a watchman,
rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually who went up with the defendants, stated, that she
cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting went to the watch-house of her own accord, to be
she painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva- safe from Eaton's blows. 1
tion--without debilitating the constitution in any de. The Court could not see what right the defendants
gree, or even requiring confinement from business or had to take the prosecutrix by force, because she and
restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ines- her paramour were merely quarrelling in words,
timable Drops have proved their claim to public an- without proceeding to actual violence. If there had
probation foil more than 30 years. In all the debility been cries of murder, or any sounds to indicate that
of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative- murder was being committed, or attempted, they
whether the debility is produced by too free use of would have been fully justified. As it was. he left
mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm the case to the Jury. After some deliberation, the
climate. To travellers and those going abroad, they Jury found both the defendants-Guilty ; and they
cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- were sentenced to pay a fine of 3s. 4d. each.
ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all olp TILE KING V. ABIGAIL SIMMONS. 1
; DIED.
Edward Sinner, of l tinily College, Cambridge, in the Loeb ye*.
stubborn gleets, and every 'weakness that affects the This was another indictment for an assault on W. ' Thursday, at his father's hawse, a/ East Grinstead, K-nt. M.
reochiers age._ The aml iable qtties of this young man not 4.111 Y
bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many Price. The prosecutor stated, that he keeps a chard-
women have become mother;, who for many years ler's shop ; and that on the 20th of March last, the
theyd
hadhisforiommetans y
mdisthirestslng to Ms friends,blot t`le,,et7ertaitd..ori
had been deprived of that happiness.-Sold wholesale defendant came to his shop, and called for some black
talrwt sad
eminence in classical Literature; was an luFtticer of botany; a :
and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chiapside, corner pepper. At that time the unfortunate chandler ( who Section of the vanity of human wishes. Pe huliveatiusito.a.d.sanr'r•
of Paternoster-row; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, was not of the most athletic size) happened to be
Portsmouth • Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, serving one of his female customers with shag-to. b‘rad.,ll4quired achalie and *area leen for PrwrY-ilisey a IL*
Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewman, bacco; and immediately after, hi the same scales (per. e".."11
ha"
utrn nfien f""d an ' to the polol:.w9rs.
Exeter ; --Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hox- haps not the most nicely wiped in the world) he pro- 1 ci-aatmgow.
land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and MAC- ceeded to weigh the defendant's black pepper: she re-
411Inhisseesor l .nd t'e'e'"`" 4
Snn nays I
:lon sets, I Mons dem.
donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and fused to take the pepper,and insisted on having her inn- an 5 14 la nuns after 51
Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Rocs and Peck, ney back agaiti. This the 1. resecutor refused ; and the It--
Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and defendant, by way of remunerating herself, snatched , 142r1006-......-
Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and up his scales, and was walkieg away with them, when A"enleas
Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most she was arrested by the nimßle chandler, who took LOUDON ; Pritarl and pohliattud by 1,„,, {,,, :. ~. :..4. _
Medicine Venders, inJeetdes, et Is. 911.44. 6d. & Us' them from her. His weights had been lost in ch. , lAeneery-leve, lad et **Mee. Teolgie list.

EIR.EHS.
Tile 13th instant, the Lady of Stuteville Isaacson, E. M •-
deni.all, Suf 4k. of a &an and heir.
At Lanark, the Lady of Colonel Sandp, a a daughlcr, on ear
111th instant.

• MARRIFD
Thursday, at Plyntstock Church. Jo'io N. Hawker, Est,
of John Hawker, Esq. Plymouth, to !Oros Mary Harris, thlrd
daughter of John Barris, Esq. of Radford House, near I'44u:wk.
In Devonshire.
Thursday, the 12th instant, at Lower, In Ra.irorshire,
Weare, of the 25th regintept, only son of the late Rev. 'lkon .=
Wean, of Niteroi!, In the county of Heref 1-4, to I.ll'i
eldest daughter of the late Juba Push, Esq. of the former Ow..
At Alrenleen, on the t7th u Adam Trotter, E.q. M t
urlckshire /Moja, to Mrs. Cat Clarkson, only
the late Major Clarkson kluneriel, td Illachbura, and ser:.Jtv .4
Captain Norton, of the P ovals.
At Edinburgh', Lienteuret Donakl Chisholm, of :9'• 4 .?1 mo-
ment of tout, to Mrs. Mardiwtaeß, widow of
sell, late Payn•aster of (llengary Penchi,"

WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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