The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-21 00:00:00

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Sbields were present during the elimination, and Were
deeply affected at the situation of their child, whom they
"refloated to be a very worthless character, almost from
s Infancy, and they feared be wai e,onnected with bad
c aracters.—The friends of Bolton were cot present,—Mr.
ichards attended for Mrs. Lloyd, who was prevented from
being present in consequence of ill health. lie stated,
that the robbery was discovered on Saturday morning.
but at ether the glass now produced was the property of
Mrs. Lloyd, be could not take upon himself to say, lie
was in hopes that, were the prisoners remanded for a few
days, Mrs. Lloyd would be able to attend.
The Magistrate said, the case was of a vice aggravited
description, 'and, therefore, they would et:outwit the prison.
ers for re-examination for a week.—'they were remanded
accordingly.

The Grand Jury for Middlesex commenced their labours
yesterday at the Sessions House, Clerkenwell : they fused
a tine bill against Thomas and John neaten and W.
Ennison, of the Cock public-honse, in the Haymarket, anti
John Snowden, for a conspiracy to defraud the Counts-
Fire Office: the case relates to a which broke out la;t
Jannary, in a room recently occupied by the Thurtell's
in Watling Street, which room was alleged to be tilled
with a valuable stock of goods.
Fatanreut. ACCIDUNT.—On Sunday evening, about 7
o'clock, a young lady, daughter of Edward Jamieson.
Esq., of the Islington road. had nearly lost her life, under
the ollowingaccidental circumstances:—Mr. Jamieson bad
a party of friends to tea and supper, anil after tea Miss
Jamieson was solicited to phy on the plane. In risinc
from her seat she passed the fire-place, and the draught
from the door ceased her dress, which was very thin, to tly
agaiest the bars, and In a moment she was eaveloped in
acmes; all was in an uproar, and another lady, one of the
party, in attempting to save Miss Jamieson. was terribly
burned, as were also two gentlemen. The young lady was.
at length rolled in the carpet, and the dames were exe
tinguiihed : her breast and arms were dreadfully scorched'.
and the hair from the front of her head was-burned
She stns placed in bed, and medical assistance immediately
provided, and we are happy to say she is doing well.
On To esday er ening last, about seven o'clock, a porter of the
name of Campbell sas killed by falling into the /Taylor-
dock. Hh head was so dreadfully smashed in the descen,...
as to prevent the body being properly identified. It was,
however, supposed to be that of one Brown, to whose house
the corpse was carried and dressed, notwithstanding the
doubts of some of the relatives that there was a mistake 'n
the person of the deceased ; which proved to be the cos
Brown made his appearance about an hoer after, beine
sent home by some children from an auction he was attend-
ing, "to convince his wife," as they said, "that be was
not laying at home dead!" Campbell had been oa an.
errand to a person on board of * vessel lying at the east
harbour, when, it is supposed. be missed a foot, and met
with the unfortunate accident which caused his death.—
(Diodes Ocierier.)

. LONDON MARKETS.

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• COAX BICINANGI. MARE LAirt.
Q.t.*lee end Priers of British Coro, die. sold and deli-
♦ered la this market, during the week suded Saturday, the
11th of Oat. :
Qrs. Z a. d. s. 4.*
Wheat . 7.407 for 19,007 10 1 Avenge .... 61
Barley - S
11,648 16 4
Rye
Beaus
Pease•

PRICE OF GRAIN ON BOARD saw, AS UNDSR :
S.C._-
Wheat, red, (old) —.41 56 Beans, small, (new) —32 314
white. (old)
------ Ted (new) ....22 32 tick, (new) ....29 23
------ foe
--- superfine ....41 42 -- harrow (new) ..31 31
white (new) —34 41 (old) —36 S 7
4...---Also 44 60 Oats, feed l7 21
1..-;.... Superfine .....61 81
RIO lt 24 Poland . 19 23
Barley
------ lee ll9 29 Potato° .. ...... 20 23
-- superfine . 3l 33
Malt l* 61 Scotch 26 22
---- fine 55 62 '
Pease, bog 27 29 Flour, per Sack 45 50
---- maple 3O 32 -- Seconds 4O 44
--L. white 29 31 -- North Country 32 40
' boilers ..... —36 42 Pollard, fine, per qr. ..I5 IS
Brink VS St Bran 2 9

S. S.

SENDS. Ace.
MONDAY, OCT. N.—White Mustard tomes but ladiferent
ja gaslity, and is la. cheaper. and for Canary higher prices
INN asked. These are the only alterations to notice.

LICE or HOPS,rta•Cwr. 114 rut lioaoutiu

'lllenroky, Ocr. 40.—Our market is at present dull. the bold-
in of Now Hops not being disposed to sobmit to the buyers
Cuereney, New Basses, ill. • Hs. to 131. 104.; Kent.
IW. to 131.; Sussex. Hai. &. to Kent, W. as. to HI.
1 is. At Weyhill Fair the quantity pitched was, Old, 881;
New Country, 718; and New Farniumt. 230; brt few sold,
the growers asking for Farnham 401. to M.; Country, 124
to 171.

Patvt or Balm). —The price of We 41b Loaf is btated
01 by the fall-priced Bakers.

INITIIFIALD., HONDAS, OCT. 20.
Prices returned by the Clerk of the Market.
PIE STOPS POUNDS (ALIVE.) S. d. s. d.
a. d. s. d. eal ...........3 8 to 4 I 0
Beef 9 6 to 3 0 Pork ..........4 0— 5 0
Mutton 0 —3 8 Lamb • 0 0— 0 0
CATTLE AT LIMIEST THIS DAY.
Beasts, 4994;. Calves, ISO; Sheep, 21,860; Pigs, 220.
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SIDIFITIATII MARKET, MONDAY, OCr. 20.
Pro rr. or 8 roomy, (DEAD.) S. d. S. J.
s. d. s. d. Veal 3 oto 4
Beef 9 0 to 3 0 Pork ....3 0— 3 0
Mutton 2 4 3 9 Lamb . . 0 O— 0 11

HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
81111TIIIIILD.—Hay, 90s. Od. to 1001.0d.—Straw, 40s. Od.
to Mts. Od.—Clover, 100 s. Od. to 190 s. Od.
ST. JmirEs's.—llay, Us. Od. to 110 s. Od.—Straw, 395. Oct.
to 495. 61.—Clover, 90s. Od. to 111 s. Od.
WWITACHAPIL.—Hay, 80s.0d. to 1 lbs. Od.--Stray, 40s. Od.
to Ms. lid.—Clover, llos. Oct. to 1353.0 d.

POTATOES •
SPITALFIELDS. per ton. Bowman. per ton.
Ware 9 bto 3 lb Wars bto 8.10
Middlings ll3 to 9 0 Middlings 10 to 2
Chats ll3 to 0 U
l Chats ..I 10 to 0 U
Common Red 0 oto 0 0 Common MA ...0 oto 0 0
(halloos 03.0 td. to 06.0 d. perbus. I Onions Os.od. toOs.od. per bus.

COAL-MARKET, Orr. SO.
Ships at Market. . Ships sold. Pries
79 Newcastle 74i 3Ss. ed. to 45.. 3d.
16 Sunderland . . .16 4os. ed. to aes. 14.

DI D.—On Sunday last, at his residence. at Tumbril!. William Powell
Beg.
On Saturday last, at Walthamstow. In the 26th year caber age. Katherine,
youngest daughter of S. Dobree, Esq.
At Westward, Cumberland, on the 10th Instant, Mrs. 31. Hardee, aged 9.1.
On Thurwlay the 16th Instant, at Dock ray liall,Peiirith, iln. MAry Mitchel.
In the 94th year of her age.
. Is Cashel. at the venerable age of 9 years, surgeon, John Hemphill, etc.
npwards of 40 years surgeun to the county T.ppersry lid:mat V.
At Grey's Court, Ileniey'on 'Chao*, the seat of Lady Stapleton. the Hon.
Mrs. Stapleton, wile of Mho Hon. T. Stapleton, and. daughter of H. Itatlrs,
roll. of Plifl4oo Mall. toasty O. Dorset.
On Molder, the 19th Instant, at his house at DuegalMajorGen.Eelsa
aged Yet"' •

On Thursday list, at Hlttlagbalrn, Kent, the ladled W. Kingsley, Esq.. 'aro
of gonrey-plate,Kont•remid.
Oh the tell fret.. deeply lamented, Mn. Dritten. of Sud'ollc lane. !TIM rf
.Mta late T. Britten. Eq.
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Loodiadl Misted and Published et the Olitiolkyliel.
by R. WARDELL, LL.D. VlVPlifeet.