Star.
London, England, 1811-08-13 00:00:00

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On Monday se'nnight a • Comer's Impost, was The following Prisoners have given notice, in the
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At the Enniskillen Assizes, a Mr. c4meeoe oh.' held on the body of Charles , Skinner Matthews, Lydon Carr4Ut, of their intention to take the benefit
tai fed a verdict of re7oo against a Captain Hansard, Esq. A. M. late Fellow of Downie College, CAM- of the late Insolvent Act :
i bridge, and second son of Coloe Matthews, of Prisoners in his Majesty's Prison of the Fleet.
for the seduction of his daughter. in Robert
: Belmont, Herefordshire, who, 'whilst bathing Fox, formerly of Berwick-stern, Soho, and late of New-
t o
wisen-atirueeedt ,
byH oilbbeunif,
A true bill of indictment was found at the Cam-
the Cam, on the Seturday pteceding, became en-
bridge Assizes last week, against D. Dacus**, a well- aiinb:tohf tßuoMbetrtdttend' cow-keeper,
(and
itke-
tangled in the• weeds, and wae most unfortunately Edward Lucas, late of Woolwich, Kent,yhut list of King eet,
known character on the turf upwards or 30 years.
drowned. The superior /dents of which this much Covent.Gardsn, Middlesex, oider and cabinet-maker.
charging him with poisoning the racehorses at New. •
lamented Gentleman made an early display in Bradshaw Peirson, lumerly of Queen Anu-street, anti late of Lei.
market. The prisoner was apprehended on Saturday .
his youthful career at Eton, carried him successfully 1 Pecteeerretzsauare, in the County of Midiles„ex, Gnlt.
last, at Ilees!iton on a Judge's warrant, by two of vier, formerly of Oacord-strer,st. Mary•la-bonne, etc-
through the usual coarse of acedemical con '
the Mat lborteigh street officers, and lodged in Tothill- mailer, but late of Great Wild.atreet, St Glies-iii-the-Fiells,
at Cambridge,. where he was much distinguished at miaateee, shoakeeper.
fields Brideweli. Suspicien first attached to the pri-
Trinity College, by his excellent abilities and great James Bradney, formerly and late of Wolverhampton, Stafford-
soder, from his having backed ageiest Perrisrliit and .:
attainments in classical literature. The extent and shire,
Charl‘iclilf,fii:r.
Dandy, the two favourites, which were poisoned; and tiger, formerly and last of Wingtoo, Somersetshire,
variety of those attainments were subsequently still I
impressing on others, with whom he stood in bets, the .horse dealer.
more strikingly displayed by his triumphant competi-1 John Wilson, formerly of Oxford street, Middlesex, but late of
neces.ity of doing so also. It is now supposed the i
Lioni with many rival candidates of both Universities Manchester, Lancashire, dry-.alter.
two horses above named were poisoned by admini-
or a Fellowship at the new College of Downing, to , John Whitaker Geodieae, furnieriy of Newmarket, Cour..y of
etc' ing bails in the stable; and that the water in the : Cambridge, but late of Norwoo I, Surrey, Gem.
which he was unanimously elected. He was only in ' Edward
trouelts was nut poisoned till otter the st. Leger race. . genre formerly of Him rice but late of Southampton
the fourth year of his enjoyment of this envied dis.. Row, ia • ' ' '•
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Iliadic-we, dealer lit mei Aetna.
EXETER. tinctien ; about to be called to the exercise of that • William Cozens, formerly of Lewisham, Kent, but late of Scar-
Jane C9x.-was indicted for the wilful murder of one profession (the. law) to which he bad early devoted ! court. Breud-street, London, factor,
John Niblett, late of S. tone-House, but last of Stroud; Coutay
Joan Trettaninan, an infant, 16 months old, and : himself ; with the fairest prospects of extended repu.
*thaw 'I ticia., as an accessary before the fact. The' ration ; when the above fatal accident abruptly ter- t
FrancisC;loweceesitfter. , clfotifeer.
formerly of
if 1
tarcailfire
cofafoeff.sornififeur.y a ford, and late of Manchester,
latter is a respectable farmer, living at Hatherleigh, minated his short bat honourable career, at the early
in this county, and the infant was his natural child. age of 26, in the pride of intellectual and bodily 'nap Wibro'w late or Dr; dr' '
ord, County of Kent, shopkeeper
and stuff-rater.
It appeared that Jane Cox , had, on the 28th of June strength, to the ir: eparable loss of the society of -
wniv iiaame e.idnnteters;klate of the Maize, in the parish of Saint
ti
last, administered to the child a quantity of arsenic, which he WaS so great an ornament, and to the
n. o formerly of Long-lane, Bermoudsey, both
by potting it into the child's hands, and which it put 1 speakable affliction of those well chosen friends who in
surrey,'suh
coal-dealer.
into its mouth, and had eaten; in consequence of which loved him with that enthusiasm and tenderness of at- Thomas Utley, late of Woolwie , K.nt, shopkeeper.
Je
it died in about two hours. The prisoner. in her tachment which the
are flag originality of his genius, -se 'A'est, formerly of Westfield, near Hastings, and late of
ThGoesuii.g, both in Sussex, shoemaker.
Mitten contessign, had implicated Tucker, as having theunassmning,thnugh commanding superiority of his
rhiyhtiness
of
his
Wits
.1 mar Hester, formerly se Fleet-lane, parish of St. Sepulchre,
persuaded her to do the fact; and stated his having understanding, the engagingminion, and late of Norton-Falgate, parish of aboreditch,
taken the arsenic from under the roof of a cottage, and the soeiel and endearing qualities of his heart, Midetesez, carpenter and dealer iii coals. •
and given it to her, and promised her a one-pound were.sn well calculated to inspire. The Society of George Atilaw 0., formerly of Durour's Place, parish of. St. James,
ratret.strett, parish a St. Margaret, both in
note if she would administer it to the child. The Downing College having expressed their anxious Nish end
late. of Carta
prisoner, Jane Cox, after a trial of seven hours, was, that his remains might be interred within the pre- Ger-d -s-t ri 1 iftisfettfrf ,f.:fir.fifi:rsianoafke r.
parish
of
Th
n and late of
convicted, and ordered to be hanged, and Tucker was cincts of the College, at tangements are making for Upex Mills, 'par:ei ofYleewp, bunt' in Devonshire, oiler.
acquitted. He called a great number of respectable the consecration of the ground ; in
du
.at
mean time, Edward Colcua, t.:ractly of F.ss:x-street, Wintechopel, Middle-
s, and late u: Woolwich, Kent, flier lactur,tayar, and shop-
witnesses, who all gave him a very high character. they were, on Saturday lest, temporarily deposited in keeper.
the church of St. Bennet, attended to the grave by Thomas Prickett, late of Arwood, formerly of Orgasm Brecon,
CHELMSFORD, AUGUST h. his immediate relatives, and the resident Members of Watt', dealer in cattle.
both Societies of Trinity and Downing. David Harrison, flock •maker, formerly of Trafalgar-street, City-
road, and late of Duke.street, Sr • fields, hi iddlesex.
,1i.,....• minil •••
Thompson Gregury 1. ons former! •of Portsea, and fate of e Goa-
The pending battle between Crib and Melineux, ! port, flame linen-draper'
and navy) a •
will not take place at Dont ester, as suggested ; sonic William earviieformeti of New Northg-tszitr-eet, Red lion-square,
of the Magis:rates hive publiciy expressed their deter- and late of Red lion-street, St. George the Martyr, Queen-
initiation to resist an attempt of the sort. The battle • square, hilddle.ex, harness-maker.
Rico, ird Gates, laze of Peckham, and formerly of Cheltenham-
will mist likely he iouget about like miles from town, place, Westminster-road, io the parish of Lambeth, both In
en the skirts of severel coun:ies. i tile county of Surrey, bcker and corn-dealer.
A most eics:ructive tire has taken place at Arch. Charles John Wi4cocics, forrner:y of Henry-street, Gray's-Inn-
angel, which had censumed a number of weiehouses, lee, in the pm i,h of St. Patious, late of Kirby-.street, Hatton
a,n.lnlet), i.ii the pariah of St. Andrt.w, Holboru, both in the
iria coinaig Itussien produce to a tia .--- st amount.l 6
catty
Wright, Middlesex, watch jeweller.
Otter letters we have seen mention that the eolith- j V formerly of f I .i-lase, in the parish of St. Se-
gration fuiving extended to the shipping, no fewer , pilichre, nu the city of J....:hlui, late of tipitalfields, in the •
than fifty-two vessels were destroyed, of various de- county of Mddlos.:a, dea:- in coats.
Mattliew Stevein•on, formerly of Ellerby, and Fate of Hull, both
scriptions, most of them with Reissien cargoes on
it
board, and some with colonial produce. This call- Ws;ls. t!
Hugh
cuYzo,ty of
formerlyYurk,of victualler.
inct,
i.
and late
ef C ottaecylaee,
iu
mitons eve'it, as well as a similar one at Konings-
1 the St. Nlaryb- oaue, la Y*
both in the county of Mid-
berv., is attributed to French emissaries. . I dl:sex, dealer.
, of the neme.of J. Angely, was convict-Richard Ric'.n.tts, formerly of Bisley, and late of Stroud, both
A peas: sit,
ed at IVL..itz, on the 10th ult. along with a women Wiles t the county
t yi.,ort
of Kent-starer,
ewt heinel7tiet.
push of
St.
•Ma
with tele m he cohabited, of having murdered ten - Newiiileon, in the county of Surrey, and ionnerly of Great
t; diming the last eighigen months. It appear.; Wild-a:I-vet, in the pariah of St. Giles is the Fields, in clue
ed, by ti.e evidence, that thr criminal was a wood-; county of Middlosex, victualler.
cii!ter, :...ei resided six m:les from that c;ty ; being . AnLiholfieffollifySwinton,fil.tte of Sallsbnry-square, in the city of
idle, awl desirous of subsisting witheta labour, he de- : bankruptl medicine
been
issuedv 4:t ... r, a againstii-fillwflomfmaca,, eboomfmpalsysfifonoobf
termined to rob all single travellers who pissed tenet a certificate of his conformity to nu Statutes contcgeir,
throttgli a neighbeuring wood ; for this purp-se he ! ins Bankrupts duly allowed.
mail to conceel him. ,elf in a high tree, and take deli-ll"ndiranf,
King-street,
or Duke's-Court, 80v-street, Ceventierden,
bents aim a: his victim : it he fellrlie descended tolSolomoanstH .m 4,1;
setroefeti,fs Holborn,
fieliuddleatx, scrivener. ,
-finish his work, and niter plundering, buried the body; Bethnal-green, but last of Hill-street,"'Dog-raw,
atthew's,
Finsbury-square, St.
if, on the contrary, he missed his iiifn, er the person, Luke's, Middlesex, slopseller.
though wouided, attempted to escape, he gave the WillibamkDMlTPObck,
last
ofpProtpect.row, Portsmouth, Hants,
vg,1,1 t.r d• •g which he had trained, and which ef- Stephens'
Davey, litfe aotf
.ifilerporeoohnter,,vsieftualler.
Andrew'., Holborn,
tectualty to tinted that design. The number of but last of Aylesbury-street, St. James's Clerkinswell, Melte:
pea-ons who had suddenly disappeared while passing sex, carpenter.
through the wood, gave rise to suspicions, and led to t John !Loney, late of Providence-row, Finsbury-square, formerly
of, ph tlftefeity-road,pddlesex, goldsmith and jeweller.
the ap; -:pension of Angely and the woman, both of I;°,t;silirc
,te 0. .
zt tah-fcsboabr
trefet,eltut last of King-street, St. Anne%
whom, struck with remorse, made a full confession of i Soho, f i,their guilt. Angeley and the woman were executed John Dixon,rdl formerly carpenter of his Majesty's ship of war Me-
on the 12th, and the deg WAS shut by order of the lampus, but late of the Ratfersant Russian than of war, lying
in Portsmouth harbour, Southampton.
Matelot cites. I James Caie, formerly of No. :t:i'4o, and late of No. Little Eit t-
A bai barons wander was committed at Hurford, cheap, Condon, cheesentorner.
Dorsetshire, 1,11 the evening of Thursday se'nnight, , John Morris, late of Newton-street, St.Giles's in the Fields, Mid-
by a monster, of the name of Zekiel Peale, on the i Sleeve, coach plater and founder.
John Snow, late of lower Royal, but formerly of Lime-street,
person of his master, Mr. Jotiesrome, a respectable
London, dealer and chapman.
farmer. A correspondent informs us, that the alien-Philip Burki •nyoung, of lierws • ckeareet, Soho, St. James's, Mid-
tier had lately been disch treed from his service, and dlesex, smith.
prosecuted by his master for larceny ; but the prose- John Kent, late of Hopwood, but last of Middleton, Lancashire,
cute et was dropped, in consequence of the mournful William Gilpin, formerly ef Mile•End-Road, near Stepney, arid
appeals of seven children. Mr. Johnstone was amok- la of London-place, st. John's Hackney Middlesex, Gent.
ing !tie pipe in his parl Air alone, and the assassin at-1 Prisoners in the King's " ' Prison,'•
esench in the County
tacked lain with a knife us -d by betcheth and plus- I of Surrey.
ged it into his back between the shoulders to the hilt : Thomas Green Berrey, (sued by the name of Thomas Greer
before he was observed. No person, excepting an Frey,) formerly of Ruse place, but late of Newiligt au, Liver.:
elduly eraid-servant, was in the house, and means pox t, brandy merchant.
i Aluexa.ndoefr
LP.sarirorr,
iformerlir ofl Snow's Fields, Bermondsey. and
were taken t.O prevent her giving an alarm, by fasten-
and linen draper.
" cl-stnet''
'!
"ft
111
a Southwark,
ing her in a demo. 'the assassin has not yet been tailor
secured. The deceased lived about two hours atter John Freraoly, late of Hackney-read, Middlesex. cabinet-maker.
the attack. Thomas Reed, late of llishupsgate-tree: Without,. Loodoo,
cl.l;nuoger; againstf tvioni a Commission of Bankruptcy
TrIC value of DI. TREF:MAWS GOTTA bnht.:TAitis 5,,,, fifb
I,l,,,flfinetaefe,•asid which is still in
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present force, not'd on the bof l N
laving (... g obtained his "..
day can bear e eempetition with it, in all the diffe- Margaret Sheraton, of No e., Di cad-street, Carnaby-iga.;.st„ St.
rent stages of a certain &e sise, which it effectually -iamee's, Middlesex, widow ant houseker; er.
cures and erad:cates from the habit, without exciting Richard.;bsKwedftleo,fo%liarnc,ley; Yokrkshir., ^t tort ' *
the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva- I tohtleartwright,'fortrit'intri.r.utd-slahtireeo'r na"rhkr-71 alteri" ' p 2Cib ,ennington-
tion—without debilitating the constitution in any fle.t owes, Sui roe, bricklayer'.
gree, or even requiting confinement from business or! James Miniiie, of Lnt incoalb and Widcomb, &ieract, and late of
restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these Ines- GorgeStratiesy, 11;erks, Genti ,
o. tofflt
~3Tritfteelodontt Court-road, parish
timable Drops have proved their claim to pabl c ao. of 't. t
Giles,lnasn'dlaitnerneNrl -street, pariah of Saint
probaiion lir more than 30 years. In all the debilii Patterns, Ns "I Y eye'
* .
y ; ue. t6l-1, grocer and i draan,
of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— Francis Penny the avenger, late of Cambervrell, Surrey, and
formerly of Chtetunt, licit% writing-master.
v..ilet!:cr the de!)ility is produced by too free use of neefaniin lipurrier, late of Brixton, and formerly of Camberwell,
mrrcury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm built in
climate To trevelleis and those going abroad, they Thomas Sandtord, late of N 0.15, Great Carter-lane, Doctor's-
cannot be recoMmenCed too strongly, as they will re- Commons, London, carpenter.
et:ire a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all rolp 11lri,dlaNnit Aitw. ood, formerly and late of Suffolk-street. pariah of
stifria,:rn gleets, and every weakness that affects the John
latch,
ostiornikhe Flielda, Middlesex, Gcnt.
~ en louse-yard, London, and late of Rye, Sus.
bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy.
many sex, anEnsign in the 2d Surrey -Militia.
women have become mothers, who for many years Burchard Cortles;farmerty of Type-street, near Finsbur .-s care,
had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale and late of Leonard-street, parish of St. Luke, 0/4-sreet ,
Middlesex, chenternongar. •
and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner William Atkins, formerly of No. 12, Brownlow-strite, Drury-
of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, lane, Middlesex, but now of Net. 15, Melina-place, Surrey,
Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport I Ann= book-binder.
Weston, Malinry, and Jones, portseal frewman, William Robson, hof theeLendon-rnert, Surrey, hatter. •'
William
.formerly of the New Road, Si Geeffe iq the
ExetCr ; Conk Norther, Glenville. Gilbert, and Hoz.
iEast,
keeiddimea,er.
,bitt late of Wooe-street, Cheapeide,Loudoe.
land, Plymouth; Newbery,Dublin; Baxter and Mac-
donald, Glasgow ; &Mai, Manderston, Scott, and Benjamin eupmmere, late of Little New-etreet, St. Goorge'a-Belis,
Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Boss and Peek. Southwark, helve et. bandlo.aueer, • .
HUH ; Gregson and Billiage,
..Liverpool. ; Stains and John Lockhart Barnard, lormerly of Sloane-street Chelsea, end
late of ('{apron bath in Middlesex, Genre
Lynch, Maachestari Boviin„ esncw,ich.; Knott and Thomas Purvey, formerly asf skin tree t
•
Lloyd, B rmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and -moot - - bikknaor.. and late eft 1411ridet Skinner.-street,
.446 SOlgter!lown,
Medicias veiderop iii wash 421 94 44. GI L & limos. asediwata, da-pLue.weeker. (1 ohe conduit-1) s.
' s'

4SSIZES.

DOE ON TIIE DESIILE OF WINTON V. CRAMMER.
This was an action to recover th, possession of five
houses tram the heir.at.law of Mr. Ci anmer, of Quen-
don-hail, in this county. It appean,d, that the late
Mr. Cranmer had, during his a great fond-
ness for the grand-child of his nurse, who was the
present P'aintiff, and had brouOit her up with the
same case as if she had been his own child. She,
however, privately married a footman in the family,
and afterwards eloped from her husband, and lived
with Winton, her present husband. Her nether,
also, whose maiden name was Margaret Lacy, was
an object of Mr. Cranmer's bounty, and resided rear
him at Quendon-hall. The claim of the Plaihti!F,
Winton, to the houses, was founded on a deed exe-
cuted by Mr. Cranmer in the year 1789, by which
be gave the property in question to Margaret Lacy,
spinster, in caf.e she survived him, with a power of
revocation during his die execution
of the deed wa, proved, anti the marriage of
Lacy with her present husband, Winton.
Mr. Selifalll SHEPHERD, for the Dttentlant, ad-
mitted there was no doubt but that Mr. Cranmer had
executed the deed in question ; but contended that
Margaret I acy in that deed meant the mother, and
Ora the daughter, the present Plaintiff; and also th et
there was no doubt but that the deed was purloined
from the strong box of Mr. Cranmer, by the machi-
Oations of Winton, the present husband of Margaret
Lacy.
To repel this presumption, Thomas George Street,
Esq. was called by the Plaintiff to prove expressions
of an intention on the part of Mr. Cramer to provide
•for Mrs. Winton.
Mr. Serjeant Barr observed, that it was clear that I
the deed meant the present Mrs. Winton, and not her
mother, fur she was described as Margaret Lacy,
spinster, now resident at Quendon-hall. At that time
she was resident there, and her mother was not. She
was supposed to be a spinster, as her marriage with
Greygoose, the footman, was not known ; but her
mother was married to a person of the name of Gregg,
within the knowledge of Mr. Cranmer, and thcrefore
he would not have described her as a spinster.
The Lout) Cetera I3ateom told the Jury that these
circumstances wine conclusive in favour of the Plain-
WE—Verdict for the PlaintitF.

MEL.(NCHOLT 4eCIDENt. 1

lAIML,BYT DEB:IDR;L

LAWS OF BOXING.—SMITH V. BICKMORE.
This was an'action against the defendant as a stake
balder, to recover back the sum ot 426, which the ;
• •p 1 .ontiff hal deposited in his hands, as a sake to abide
the event of a boxing match, which he was to have
with one King.
Mr. Serjeant BEST stated the law to be, that where
a person paid mon,:y for an illegal bet, lie had a
Tight, at any Ulm! betcre the event was to take place,
to rescind the b.irgAll, and have the money-again.—
In the present case,_ Smith had undertaken to fight a
man ot the name of King, and e...;:a were to deposit
4'26. Smith did put his money into the hands of the
defendant, but the battle was never decided, for
though they did meet, the co:v-tabies interfered, and
na cleciskii of die coetest tcr•k place, and therefore
the piaintiit had a right to have his money again.
The demand and refusal of the money being proved,;
Mr. Serjeaut admitted that the law, which
• had been ve.c fluctuating and doubtful upon this
point, now was, that before the event in e..4icuting an
illegal contract, the party migkt retract and demand
his money tgain. But he was not to.take the chance
of the evult, and after that ..lemand the money ; be-
cause that would be—" Heads, I win ; tails, you
lase." In the present ca:,e, there was a battle between
the parties, in which gmitii had the wort of it, and
on attempting to renew the combat, the constables
interfered. Smith therefore had no right to have his
money back again.
Several witnesses were called, who proved the
facts as the Learned Serjeant had stated them, and
that Smith was beat out of the ring, and did not re-
turn in due time, and asked, whether, by the laws of
,boxing, leaving the ring, and not appearing in. due
time, was not yiel.ling the .6attle ? Mr. scrieant
BEST contended, that they must state the fact, that
the Court would draw the inference of law.
• The Load CHIEF BA km said,. it was vastly too ab-
struse a point of law for him to determine alone. He
should take the sense of the Jury upon it. He accor-
dingly put* to • the• Jury Co lay, whether the battle
vi .s ended by tinitf3rs leaving the rink t . The Jury
I stud for the defendant, on the ground that smith was
llsiglell by leaving the ring.

Kent
Sussex

Average

• ateinirs.

of WHEAT In Mark6Line, Including only from Ell
' 29th et July to dm &I of Any $t Total 9,587 y,.artet►.
• Averap tIS. 5d.--Os. ti!.:. tilt,h,"• than last retrro.

A RFTURN OF FLOM ,
From dee 47tb of July to the 4,1 ot August.
Total 'Lott fat:a*-- AVel or 711.. turd.
Is. totl. bitter than last return.
IssrEcreß katTUKI.I A 1 11Xlil?!1.4OL, Augast
Wheat per load 23:. etc. to YU.. tn.
Duly'', per quartet 344. to 40s. —4l.
Oats S4Rs. —d. to Set.. —3.
• Beaus - 455. —3. to 411,. —l.
Ohl ditto 484.—d. to .445.
Peas Goc. —d. to f,i3 .
3MITFicIi.LT) NIARh:E I*.—ArnosT 12.
Rref 4% 01 to 5s tl.l Veld L. 0.1 to it 101
Mutton 4* 1.11 to 5 $d Pork Ss 10d to 7s 44

• HEAD OV CA I 51.1 dells DAT
Beasts, about sk.o4--sheep and I.atub 4, 11,500.
dlves, 145—Pigs, 220
NEWGATI: ANL, I.EAPENHALI. MARiiEr.
Pee( 46 1.41 t .s 2,1 Veal ,ts SLI to 5s thi
Mutton 4i td ss. 6,1. • Pork Cs 01 to 6s 4
PRICE OF HAY AND S'lRA'sv IN srurl4FlFl.l.
Hay 41 Its to 71 Ss New clover 51 104 to 71 C,
Nrw Hay 51 0« to f.)l 1 itt Whew S:r4w 21 tutu sl 1.-to
Clover 41 lOs to 71 15s Oat Ditto 01 Os. to ‘ll Os
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ST. JAM Lei'. Wllll Et-11AM.
Hay 41. 4s. to 81. Os. Hay 61. Os. to Rs. Os.
Straw SI. is. to SI. ISt. Clover 71. OS. to So. tut.
Straw SI. Ils. to Mt. 14s.
.PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags. Pockets.
51 Os to 61 lOs Kent 11 101 to 71 its
41 Sus to 61 0s Susses 111 Os to 6: 100
Farnham, Puckett, 101. Os. to 111. Os.

PRICE OF TALLow.
St. James's Market Ss 91 Town Tallow 4148 fld
Clare Market St lid Yellow Russia lll4s Sd
Whittchapri Market 3s 8d Whit into Gls lid
per stone of Slb. -- Snap ditto GO. 01
Its 21 Melting Stu, se, Ad
2s aid Vino roost Me A
Graves Ins 0.1. Good Dregs Ss Id.
Yellow Soap, Bau—Alottitd, stw—Curd, 524.
Price of Caudle* per dozen ,i is 01---Moulds, les Ild.
RAW HIDES.
- _

i
Best Heifers and Steerl(Per()rdinary Is. St to Is. 11141
stot;cl Ls. Gd. to 23. Ind. Market Calf 143. Od. each
Middlings*. ltd. to Vii. 41. 1,:ogliot Horse Ift. to las. 64
Lamb Skins Is. titL to f-'5. 9d.
COAL-MARKET, AuGSIST 12. ••
Ships at Market Sold .ices. •
111 Newea-•1S 88 42s Ito 541 341
K Sundtr.ar 4 6t• 495 4to 475 fig

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Oh the 12th blatant, Charles It:taken, Esqi to Mtss Cecilia
At
Friday, at S.. Dunstan's, lieut. John Dabs, I.t or Royal Retl-
rnent ut Far, to Miss &rah Ells, niece of the late Major Lee,
Tower Hamlets R.-gime:it, and sliter•la-law of Capt. D. kJakine,
Royal Militacy Culsige. n

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
M.—ning
APervouti

WILIJAM L MOUNTAIN,
SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.

e•-•bestAccorotroaa i w for 'Travellers, good rods, chtlot
Liquors, and mmirrate Charges.
THE fnllosing POST COACHES, MAIL
coAcHE4, /cc. sec out from the Saracen's Ilcad lost,

5111-7 XE y-Hl iIL
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Flymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth,
Dartm.,,:tlii, and '..ay New Post Coach, every Mt/mitts at
six O'Chck. with a Gertni, through Hooiton, Axminster, Britt.

fort, Blind('4r(l, I:A4tigsmke. and Bag.l.ot.
BOS 1 ON. 1,1411hng,,, Peterborough, Stik in, sod jiuntingtioe

new Royal Atm Coach, sets out every Leaning—Coaches tray!
Boston to Spi'shy, Louth,. GriMsby, and Hull.
• I.IV ER POOl., Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield
P,, -Coach, called The EYI a 4iuon, every Evening ac Five
&Clock, to the Angel-Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Guarded

throughout.
nA CH and lIIITSTOL Flying Post-Coachr,throughChippen.
ham, Caine, and Mar!borough, every :Afternoon; arrive at Mr.
May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thoe
mas•vreet, Bristol, mu Morning—Concha to WeUs, Bridge-

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water, Taunton, Sm.
LEEDS m•w light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets nut every
Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Fotir Insides only, and goes re-
markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam-
ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaatet, and E.rrybridge, to the
Golden Lion, Leeds, nest Day, at Noon. Not withstalidiug the
uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allow: d to be the most
agreeable and convolve Public Conveyance on the North Road,
bring unequalled in Accommodation by any other.
KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdele, Bolts's,
Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every Alto-
noon at Five u'Clock.—Guarded.
GLASGOW, Longtowit, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfriee,
Provenhill, Thornhill, Sattquhar.Kila, Cumenck, Kingswal, and
all its of Scotland. Camper.lovm Coach, Daily.
K Newcastle, and k.cidabitTgla new Coach, performed
with a tprottgliout, sets out every Morning at liali-past •
Sis o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Dar'Mgt or, •
NortM.ll. rum. Durham, 111mpeth, and Berwick. Paserngers
finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may
rest what time they please, and :hen proceed on without any ad.
ditiond Fare. J. Ct.mix, the Black Swan, Coney sure, York,
runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, scathorough, NLitty, sod
o.hrr Pb.c..s.
BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, every
Evening.
CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven POst Co: c! ves with
Four Horst s, and a Guard all the way. ['asst.; t
Appleby, Gr. alai:: iOge, Ririmond, Catt.rick, J • r i.ge,
Wetherby, Abertord, Doncaittr, and Crs::t! cm ill.e nearest
way by eighteen nul..). Sets out every Nloruing and periorms
I the journi witty the greatest facility. Paise4yers de•aitied
the road by business, or plea=nre, h.ve the pecubar ads attisLe of
their seats heirg A. cured in the ties" Curl,.
CHESTER and PARKG.I'I F. new Post Coach, Da3y.
ECLIP.aE, a new Flying POit Coat:01, to Yo:k,
Newrasth!, currant four ins.des n:-'y, kt-
t,ntoon, at Three 0'C10c..., by st aj st Dancaster, atild
Stamford.
SUNDERLAND, Stock-nn, and Yarm, new Coach, ey.,4 .
Mr rnior,. to it., Georg•! lon, Send:rlard.
MANCHES 1 Ett, Congkton, Newc:see, W
41:1 Wolverbanip: en I''s•-Ceach, every Alt, roc.
SHREWSBURY, Wellington, rid :midi A , lit
Royal C:tarlotie, trery Evening, at Pint o'Clock.—Ge.o 0.11
SHEI- FIELD aril Rotherham Post Coach, called the g-
ham, every Moaning.
SOU FielAlsild J ON,Wimitester, Alresfar.3, and Alton C.ta•hs
every Evening.
BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pow Coach, with a cult& ~t.!
' out eve-y Afternoon, art' r, aeh s giant met! •y a• Nw.n,
P..sses.hy Oxford, Et stun, and z..hip:to.,e, to the 1 aracen's Dead,
Bull-street, Eirtitin:ltani.
1 tULL, Northcs,t, llowden, Timm, and Doncts•er Post-
C.ach, terry Morning a! St yen o'Clock, to eke Bid] and .un Inn,
Myron-gate,
LEADS and WAKEIIFLD new elegant Coach, Dade.
HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, anti Clieshurt Coach, .-very
Morning.
TOT FENHAM and EdmoetonCoach,Daily, ar Elalf-ya.tT. n,
Half-past Two, Halt peat Four, and Ilalt.pa..t :even •e,„
SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rumsef. Lytitlinn -t, Lys.
mington, Christchurch, Rltigwood, Eortl‘righr:,l2e,
Poole, Isle of Wight, Jerry, and-Guernsey Wzotoets, Dady.
Vs'tsuatai B. feloOttrals and Co respeattlly acquaint th,,r
Friends and the Public, that they will !for be accountAbi,• •t• arc
Parcels or [Amite, &c or more than Elate Pounds Valve, it le.:
or claptaged. uees. enteral as such and vidd tor rnecordittgly, at
the Saracen'. Head Inn, horsy-hilinsindon.

1.0100). • Printed lad pttblirkeebv Laval. Kr, trr, at tio.it,
Obancery-laue, sal at .As Orme, Temple tar.

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