Star.
London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

LONDON MiIRKETS.

. - Mr. Robert Bownes, a clerk to Mr. Kennerley, ; IN
SPEC RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, April 26.
said, that he slept on the ground floor ;on Tuesday 1 Wheat per load !..;2i. os. to 311. us.
morning last, about half past one o'clock, he was ; Barley, per quarter 325. -d. to 455. -1
awakened by some noise in the house ; the witness t Oats • I:7s. -d. to 455. -d.
Beans 40s. -1 to 635. -d.
ran up stairs, and, between the first and second floor 1
Peas 50s. -d. to 565. -4
stairs, he met Mrs. Kennerley, who was running I
SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 27.
down with her clothes on fire, and she exclaimed- I To sink the Offal per stone of sib.
" Robert, assist me." The witness went into the 1 Bed ss. Od. to 6s. od. Veal ss, od. to Is. ad
first floor bate.': room to get some clothes to wrap : Mutton ss. 41 to 6s. 41 Pork 0.-.6. 01 to tis. ad
round Mrs. Kennerley, who followedhim into the ; Lamb 7s. od. to Ss. 41
HEAD OP CAT rt.E Titis nal'.
room ; not finding any thing, he attempted to get ! Beasts, about 826-Sheep and Lambs, 4,990.
up the drawing-room carpet, but it was nailed to the I
Moor ; then with his hands he tried to extinguish her I NEWCATECaIves, 120-Pigs, 100.
AND LEADENHALI. MARKET.'
clothes, which were burning very rapidly, in the at- ( Per stone of 81b.hy the carcase.
tempt he burned one of his hands; he next ran down , Beet 4s. 01 to ss. ode Veal 4s. 41 to tis. rd
Mutton 4,. 84. to ss. 44. Pork tis. uti. to 61. dd
stairs to get the counterpane off his bed, and ranLamb 6s. 04. to 84. Od.
again up stairs with it ; he met Mt.. Benjamin Ford, Lamb Skins, 3s. Ott. to 3s. dd.-Sheep Skins, 4s. 6d. to 6s. OA.
who had been alarmed by the noise ; he desired him PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
to take the counterpane, and go and wrap it round .
SAGS. POCKETS.
Mrs. Kennerley. The. witness opened the street door, Kent 41. 4s. to 51. 10s. Kent 41. 4s. to 61. 10s.
and called in some lersons that were passing PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. at the I SussexSussex3l. es. to 41. Os. Susses 31. Os. to 4L 101
time, and desiredtshem to render assistance ;-thev I
ST. JANIEs'S. Wilt ixcuAret.
went up into the second floor bed room, and found : Hay 41. Os. to 61. 16s. Hay 51. 10s. tto 71. 0.
one side of the bed in flames, which they extinguish- I straw si. Cs, to 31. 15s. Clover 71. 10s. to NI. 86
ed. There was a candlestick close to the bed-side ;1 Straw 31. tts. to Sl. 14t
there *as no candle in it ;it appeared to have been j PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
31. us to 71. Os
burnt down to the socket ;the witness sent for Dr. i Newll.l eatlo.w Hay 31. Os. to 61. Cs. Clover
ditto 01. 00s. to 01. (0 vets Ron. 21. 105 to 31. 15s
Thomas, and also to Hammersmith, to inform Mr. i Straw 21. Rs. to Cl. 3s.
Kennerley of the melancholy accident. The witness I, PRICE OF LEATIIER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
afterwards went up, and assisted Mrs. Kennerley i Butts 210. 2214. Calf Skins 335. 42,
down stairs, and laid her on his bed. She did not , Dino 22Zid. 24d. Ditto 365. 40s
s' Backs Sid. 2.2 d. Ditto 275. 33s
give him any account how the accident happened,'
Nplre‘r.cshinantHides 194. 001 Small Seals 36. Ott .03. od
and appeared perfectly sensible, and in dreadful tees. 1305.
agony ;the skin was completely burnt off her hands, I Crop Hideslarge
for curt. 904. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides Isikd 294
and several parts of her body ; her face was also very ; Ditto 17 d. 19 id. Goat Skin. 60s. 70s
much scorched. ; RAW HIDES.
1 Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Cs. 41 to 2s. 64.
Mr. George Benjamin Ford said, he was a shop.
stone) 3s. Od. to 3a. 4d. Market Calf 14s. ud. each.
man to Mr. Kennerley ; on Tuesday morning last Middlings Us. ad. to Cs. 101. Effglish Horse 14s. to 16s. ad
he was awakened by the smell of fire and some noise I PRICE OF TALLOW.
in the house ;he ran down stairs undressed, and met st. James's Market 4s 3d Town Tallow 75; 64
Mr. Bownes on the first stairs, who gave him a coma- Clare Market 4s 5111 Yellow Russia 76s Od
terpane, and told him to go into the first floor bed- I \\
hitechapel Market 4s 3}d White ditto
725 141
per stone Soap ditto 70s 04
room, and th of 81b.
row it on Mrs. Kennerley, while he went '
13s 21 Melting Stuff 58s 005 od
to call assistance ; the witness found Mrs. Kennerley j Average 4s 4id Ditto rough :16s COs Od
on a mattress, which was bn the bedstead, there being Graves 12s 04 Good Dregs 12s Od
Yellow Soap, 945-Mottled, 104 s Od-Curd, 1084. ed.
no other bedding in that room ; he wrapped the
Price of Candles, per dozen 12s Od-Moulds, 13s ad.
counterpane round the deceased, and extinguished
COAL MARKET, April 27.
the fire : she appeared to him very much burnt, but Ships at Market Ships sold Price
did not speak. A gentlewoman entering the room cat Newcastle Coals C7i, 491. 61 to 565. 61
to render assistance, the witness went up into the se- ! 5 Sunderland • 4 50;. Oe. to 51s. Od.
cond floor, to see if the fire was out ; part of the bed- I
1 Stone Coal 0 00s. 01 to 000 s.
5 Cinders 3 Ms. Od. to Otis. ad.
clothes had been burnt, and some clean linen was on CANTERBURY STOCK MARKET, APRIL St .
the bed, and a candlestick was by the bed-side, burn- Beef, 14s. 04. to 15s. Od. per score.
led quite black. motto nSc. ild. toper stone.
Dr. Thomas said, on Tuesday morning last, be- COUNTRY MARKETS.
Satassuay.-Wheat 102 s. to 1225.-Barley ses. Ito sos.-
tween two and three o'clock, he came to Mr. Ken- Oats 285. to 385.-Beans 545. to 70s. per quarter.
nerley's house, in St. Martin's-court, and found Mrs. Devizes.-Wheat 80s. to 1425.-Barley 465. to 605.-Oats
Kennerley on a bed on the ground floor ; she was se.. to 405.-Beans 50s. to 645. per quarter.
4 WAawice.-Wheat 142.41 to 165.-Barley 6s. to lb.-Oats
comp ng pa
laini of excessive in ; upon examination, he s. to ss. 64.-Old Beans Bs. 6d. to Is. 9d.-White Peas 9s. to
found she was dreadfully burned in the trunk and 10s. per bushel of from 34 to 36 quarts.
upper extremities. It was very clear that her death S ANDWICH CORN-MARKET, APRIL 25.
was inevitable, and he directed his attention to give i Prime W.Wheat 891. 1088.1 Oats ... ... ... ... ... sus. 41$.
her present relief. She expired about five o'clock in New Red ......:..795. 102 s. I Barley 33s. 478.
the afternoon of the same day. The deceased was
pet f ectly sensible, and acknowledged the great atten-
tion that had been paid to her by every one present.
i The Jury returned a Verdict of-Acieidental Death.

.It lED.

On the 16th instant, in-Dawpn-street, Dublin, Captain Brere-
ton, of the CambridgeshiPe Militia, to Maria Anna, eldest &ugh•
ter of the late Thomas Brenton Watson, Esq. Springfield,
County of Tipp, ter.,