' .1 Y I'IQUI Ti Ls. CHICUIiTSR.APTTIT , 27..—1 n repairing the pa' irg tew the Poor 11.,tise otf this city, the moo kitten thscovered4l sepulchral squid or oriel., neatly arch. d, I :Ift. tint. in length h tOin. M width, in winch was deposited a leaden pre ?.entir,g the head 10 its trite shape, by the lead around it hating like a cap: the height of the body oat ~ts. loin. The coffin appeared to tit close to the hotly ; arid, on tmantination, there appeared to be a dark 'timid moisture amongst the bones,athe consistence of paste. Every coojecture respecting the iterson nge. pen encased lint been unsatisfactory, and the greatest pains have been taken to find nit iascription within the vault, wiihout success. It is ctmiectured to be the remains of the founder of the Almshouses (now the Poor's house), %lin. Crawley, who was hlembt_r of Parliament for this city, and who voted for and signed the tle.ith•warrant of Charles I. His large estates in this neighbourhood were confiscated on the i .storation ; and he, as a Regicide, was e%iled abroad, where he died, and was afterwards brought here to be privately interred. In the same vault there were tout other skeletons of a full-grown size, with the deca y ed pints of their wooden coffins lying amongst tic bons. POLICE. MANsION-IIOUSE. • •-- On Friday the well-known Bill Soames, with J. Cooper and W. Cooper, alias Victors. were finally committed for trial. Saturday, tour persons, named Baxter, Thd , hee. Jon,s, and Moyne, were re-examined, charged wail a desperate outrage and robbery in the Bridgewater AIMS publie-house, ktridge 'water Square, 0.1 Wedlit'sdity last. The prisoners, it appeared, with several other despernie characters, were drink hug toget Ler at the house in question, when they commenced a sham quartet, and riot; (hiring which certain of the party broke open some of the rooms, and curried MY considerable property. They - after- Wards assaulted the landund, knocked his wife down, anti threatened her life, which they attempted with a knife, ant ri fled her peek ets of all the money they contained. The prison ers were remanded, in the hope of finding some more oldie par ties, who have ati 4-muted. John Wiltiants was charged with burglarionsly breaking open the dwelling house of Messrs. Evans and Burrones, of Wat ling-street, and stealing from thence several pieces of printed eott , ..n, on Friday morning last.—The prom-curio s, it appeared, had been robbed in the course of last week of a bowling pieces of the saute article ; and no means being discovered how the thieves lad gained access to the warehouse, Mathews, a City Otticer, Wit); secreted there to watch them. On Friday morn• Ing accordingly, amitit six o'clock, the prisoner was observed entering by means of an instrument with which he opeoed the door. Having got inside, he began filling ;I sack with the pro. perty, anti being a boot to hand it to anotht r person in waiting tottstde the door. the officer sprang forward and seized hint. He then endeavoured to lay hold of his enumanion, but he es eaped.—The pristnicr was mounded for further exalt;ltatiou. 1101-ST i.T. Saturday, Wilthyrs neeres, a boy who had been employed to a. , sist in t!..! Westminster hospital, was eilArgt d with having stolen a trateh, gold Chain, seals, bromdies, rings, and a variety of articles, value 251. the property of S4lllllO Of Fad. 42inre's-buildings, Westminster. The prosecutor had been in the hospital, and in consequence of the attention slam n to him by the prisoner, his wife had often.invited hint to dinner. On oidli of February, i knowiug that proseentor's wife was at the hospital with her bashanflt,•he, the pri , oner, went ti her horse. which was left in the care of two small children. and having given them sixpeacc, sent them out to parclia.e cakes ; in the mean time he strippt d the apartments of the articles before mentioned. He vas fully committed for trial. The same pri soner was charged with having defrauded Elizabeth our of Ourtern shillings, by coming to her antler pretence of deirrowing the MIMI for Sarah Martin. Mrs. Missom prov• d the loan under that representation ; Mrs. Martin pros., d that she 4,11/e the prisoner no authority to borrow it. He was also com mitted on this charge. The prisoner had also obtained several surgical instruments, antler pretence of their being for Mr. Sureconi.ynn, of Great George-street. The proseen or in this CON' did out attend; hat Mr. Lynn did, and stated that Le had .8 .1 given any stieh commissiou to the prisoner. MA KLBoaotun STREET. • Saturdaty, Mr. Edmund Con, one of the Inspectors of the Bank of England, Caine before the Sitting Magistrate. and stated that • forged H. note having been traced to a hatter in the Strand, whom he had wailed noon with the note fir the pnrpose osecruiioiog the person lie hail received it trout. He snatched the note from oat of his hand, and put it into his pocket, saying he had given Vaal(' liar it, and constituently con eitiert d the note to be it.s property; Mr. Cox therefore applied fur a Narraut again-4 hint under a certain Act of Parliament, *as immediately granted, and Plank, the officer, went ditertly and took the deft nulant into cu.tndc, mid brought hint before the 'Magistrate, who ordered hint to deliver up the note to the Inspeettur, or lie iiinst he under the iiteeesity of committing, him. lute fmidar,t not having brought the note Oil h and it tieing late in the et,' ning, it was agreed that the officer should ac-outgun: Mtn to his house; and upon his delivering up the R ule. and undertaking to ..ppear the iii t day. he slint.!d then tie discharged. On the to:lowing day the parties ap peared, and lite note was given by direction of the inagisi rate to %h. Cov, who stated. that mutt i• all the circumstances, be fit himself bound. tin the part of the Batik, to cull (upon the' Aciendasit lot security for lits appearance A the ensuing Session:, to answer t•tich complaint a. th.t Bank may think tit to pi efer against him ; but as he dill not wish top it the defen dant to the inconvenience of troubling his friends, he should be saii,tit..d with his entering into Ins own recognizance, tun his being called upon by the Magbtrate to do so. 'lire de f•ntlaut peremptorily rctived to enter into any, doubting the Magistrate's authority to miler it, and threatened to bring an netted. He was then ordered to he committed ; but atter bring locked op about hull' an hour, and with the advice of his solicitor, lw thought bet'er of it, and consented to enter brio Cs .ust itecoguirance. He w as then dit•ehltiged. A few /lays ago an Ingnest was held at the Three Jolly Test toy's, hew-crow. Deptford. on the body of J. !tomb!, a boy, ten years of age, who was drowned on %Yelli:Way ,;e'n night in the Barge River. It appeared in evidence, that the deceased, and some,other ',ova, were at play along the banks of the river; and that one of the boys snuff hid a little s'iek from the deceased, which he tkrcw out on a sand or amber roittl b..nk in the river: that the deceased, in order to recover along train barge to barge until he Cdllle near the m which, ihiaginin; it to be hard, he joutipeil, the mini to rise no more. The bode was re. It an hour, quite dead. V..,telict—Aecidental TTI r, NAT IQN .T. Ttr.C: rsTr.ll. - • LAW INTELLIGE.VCI. COURT OF CHANCERY, .Ipao. IT. NaTIMAN V. 111)DF - N0114. A motion was made to te:tr•aiu the delverdant from ilikiag out I.\ eruition against the plaintiff for :0001. It was stated, that the late Mr. N,rman. of Upper Harley street, had given the defendant a bond for sonni. revertin4, as a consideration of the affection owl regard for hint, as hi: cousin and relative. The existence of sorb a bond a: not mentioned daring Mr. Norman's life-time, hut on hi: (truth it was claimed of the pre• sent plaintiff, oho entertaining doubts of its authenticity, re fused to pny it. The defendant brought an ;seri against him in the Court oh King's Bench, %%Welt was Itie•d !wrote Lord 11. lenhormigh, and the plmittiff, in the action. was non-suited. lie then brought an action in the Common Pleas, in which he obtained a verdict. Measures were taking to set aide that verdict, but the plaintiff at Icw, who is only a poor %forking coachmaker, threatened in the mete time to take out MI rse•eu Lion. It was apprehended that it the money was paid to him, there would be danger of its never being recovered again, in ease it should ultimately appear lee• w as not entitled to It was therefore prayed that he might he restrained from taking r stilt his execution till the further order of the Court upon the ! subject. The Loin Cita NCF.LLOR immediately assented to the motion, and granted the injunction. Two fine whole-length portraits of the Dukes 4 Sussex and Kent, painted for the Grand Lodge of Free masons, were placed on Monday in their Hall, at the Freemasons' Tavern; that of the loyal Grand Master appears in the costume of an Highland Chief, as Earl of Invenwss. Both these pictures are highly creditable to the pencil of Sir W. Beechey. J. Mackenzie, tenant in limaklach, in 'he parish of Loch broom, vvas deprived of sight about 12 years ago, and cantinned quite blind till ahout titter weeks since; when, at the advanced age of 8.1, he of a sudden completely recovered his sight, while sitting at dinner. Tuesday morning, between two and three o'clock, a fire was discovered to have broken out hi a bed-room of the Coffee hon-e that has for many wars carried an a great trade over the Old Stock-Exchange, which is situated at the corner of said,- in..-alley, close to the north-east corner of the Royal Exclia,:ge. The tire raged with great fury, and scum communicated to every part of this very extensive building ; in which at the bottom is an Auction Mart and a large Wine Company, and above stalls the Coffeehouse and several counting houses, all of which are entirely consumed. The fre then took a direction towards Grigsby's eotteeihouse, and consumed the house that Frond between it and the old Stock-Lzehange ; but Grigsby's was saved by the exertions of tile firemen. The roofs of two houses In Swithin's-alley are also burnt entirely of; but the lower part, wind , are shops, are eared 'the property lost is supposed to be very considerable. We arc sorry to add, that one fireman lost his life, and a second was takeu to the hospital dangerously hurt. Monday I.)st diones 114111mo:id was executed in Horsemonger. lane. for Fhooling at a gentleman near Farnham. with intent to kill. Ile met his fate with resignation, and appeared sensible of the justice of big :.entenee. Scnottiv MATlL—Thomsduy,Mrx.Rayncr, of Phrenix•strect, Sohn, afer getting up and dressily herself, dropped down and buddeuly espired, BIRTHS. The lady of the Bight Hon. lord Ketuin;ton, of a daughter.— Lady Pure, of a daugbter.—At Erskine House, Lady 111::ntyre, of a dau4liter.—Tlic wife of Rear-Admiral Patrertol, of a son. The Rev. Temple Frcre. Rector of Finninghaen, Suffolk, to Jane, dau. of Baron Ilicharda—Tbe Rev. J. W. Peters, of Women , toy, York, to Miss ['Atli. Cole!moth, ciao. of the lzte S. C. Colelotrh, of B.,aconsfield, and niece to tilt Count-msef Newbut4 . 7%—.A . .. the Dn. tish Ambassador's at Itruss,la. fir Hoes G. J. ThieKttesse 'Cachet, to Jane, dau. of Admiral Dtmndly.—Chat. E. Bird, Esq. Cant. in the S)th reg. to Anne, dati, of the late Wm. Crooke, Esq. of \Vaterford, and niece to Lord Roasmore .— The Rev. H. lloward. of Sawbridge worth. lktts. to Julia, dt.u. of Sir T. Beevor, Dart. of Mangfeea-hall, Norfolk.—lt. Riley, Esq. of the Admiralty, to Harriet, deo. of Sir Win. flocchey.—J. Drummtrid, ;tun. E.:q. banker, of Charing-cross. to Georgiana. daft. of Admiral Sir E. Ilarvey.—Thontas Betts, Esq. to Sarah, widow of die late J. Jones, A.B. and Historiographer to the E lv a indiaeompany,—Me. W. C. Fisk. artist, of Dean-street, Soho, to Fames fijizaboth, eldest claw of the late Sim. Coley, Esq. of Bed ford.—(iodhey Meynell. Esq. of Meynell-Langley. Derbyshire, to Miss Balfour, only 11/111. of tae late I). 1441tottr, Esq. of Charlotte-sq. Edinburgh.—At Itoeht stt,•, Sir T. (l-loin. Bart. of Nmtmen (Clon milli, to Cad't rine. eldest dam of the late Ma'air }tat. Smith.—At Alverstoke, !tants. Copt. Scobell, of the Royal Navy, to Ili beeca Aus, only child of lt. Collins, hal. of Ilrockliorst-Lodge, DIED. At Bamnrtown (Westmenes). tae Bight lion. Lord Baron Sunder. lin.—lu the Grove. Hackney, Hobert Nimes. E q.—At ,Mcnlen Col lege. in his s3d year, Mr. W. fleliterlony, foimerly of Hi:chin-lane.— in Coleman-street. aged 31. J. (i. Wake, Lq.—From bursting a blend-re isel. aged 34. ;Al r. Wm. NV iggett .of Drury-la:ie.—la her - Judi year. Soiali, wlfo of the Bev. B. N. Turner, hector of Denton, m. 0.: t;runrhain. Poring tl:e performance of the funeral servioe, a r enon named 'welt druppod down, and instantly expired —Aged 04. Air. Bush, sorer to uie lii;,dit lion. Henry Gratt.m.—Mr. Larlpic, ft) , merly a plover, at Toulooso, aged 115 years : he retained the we. or oil his faculties to the lust.—At Leghozn. .loliii N. Bogard. Erg. of Kit ley : he was :Wont :RI yearn M.P. for I revon.--In his 65th y sr, Pielrev DawF"n• I'-“4:. of LiNwpw.i.—ln )16,10111 year. 'rhea. Col Fer, Egi. Of AV incliestcr-plare, l'enton e Ile.-- No.frd .'3. Curtis Telleir. Er q. of Mar gat:.— At Bath. I.yey, wife of J. Fisher Dope, Eq and sixth dau. of els law Laic Elton, Esq.°, Stapleton ilouse, Glouisetenhire.—At 'V anvil. in I'vaicr. Mrs. Cramer, wife of Capt Criencr. it. N.—ln Milne's-UM:Li:rigs. Dundee, G. C. Knight, Esq. of Jordariston.—,\ t Whitburn, n..redri4.. James Wilson, mcrehant. Besides valuable pro. przty which Mils to his heir at law, and nuulemile leg:. •ics I-eerier...lid to Lis other :irdlurts. he bath ei1510,..( 1 to trustees teleil. of ..eritable Goals to erect and maintain fat.: scLoolA in ditferent el:meting ', in the arishes of AVhithern, Shotts, and Cronlisitetitan. 'file tullowing cs also nianifat his high eirivem of kerning, as well as his grafi ti k c for the lartiur of the country he had so long enjoyed :—To the F ol= W itburn !library, 501. ' • to the Tarbrax Library. 5o1.; to the So ciety for th e sinlarting of the Gaelic Ewliods in the Highlands of Seat• land.lool to the Edinburgh Grate items:, SCIIOr.6 . gOeiCty. 1001.; to the A m'..-stole Charity Scheol Society, Silt.; to the Calton and. Whig:ton Charity and Sabbath School Society. 401; to the tliaTow Rabbstit Evening *lmola' Society. under the enee of the Nderstrosi and Ai ~inn-street (I iiurches. 3(1. ; to the Whithurn Penny n week Bible As,miation, ACM.; and to the poor of the parishes of AVaithurn, Shotts. Canbustwthan. and West Caitter, 5001—At Lady Cave's, iii Upper firossenorstreat, Mrs. Freir.antler, widow of the late J. F.3•Tiviitle, 1: , ;(1. —At Ely, aged 81 4 zaisonna, relict of the late iohn Waddineton, E,44.—1n ills With year, Benj. Itewicku. Esq. of New Ormond-street. Quecn-square.—.At Walthauttow, agell :el, J. C• BL.n‘kenbitit u. Est. of Au.stutdam. lax stick, ran alt s•mul bank ; on and sank in tt cuverrdiu abut, Death. APRIT. 11. LON tivN E . .--.00. - COIIN EXtriANGli, MONDAY', APriii 2;4. Although we hati a good supply of Nt heat thit. atoning, that of tint: ytality suet ready sAle at iti,t Niotoday'A pricer. barley k per qr. rheaper, and briNk--at that rudnetion Nt'l Viral of the Mattatets, hat it., hft pat - . r the seatiuu, Beam z,ncl Pt ad are :is. per qr. deattr, uud Oats fully waisitain la,t stulb prices. I P. ; Wheat • I• 5 • ' re I White Prate Fine ditto • 66 a. 2 Grey 14:Lee htr - • en 1.; j 710014 . . . 21 • 11 , . Nice • be • 61; WI, 36 II 46 • a 36 It a .16 OK a 3: 1$ a 26 P. a rn'anrl 02te -q:. IT rotavot dit , o, in It .le Fine F our . Y . i a;0 attend (Mtn- rc 66 RIF/ aatd . tUi. a gel. CUItkENT PkICE or NEEDS. S. e. I. • Red C over((' )40 a SS 1 Red Sae Grant 14 a II I)ittn Inc Isl. I. aXi White Maraud 7 a a White ditto .it a 103( brown •Itta .12a II Turnip, While 1 1 a 12 Camera, ScrAs OS a7O Rya irase iler.F.So • lit Coriander St Ws g a It Clare Pole 411 • H. Tr.,n • 17 a ti Canary . . 40 a an Oil (eke -11 N. lon. AVER wE PRICE or CORN, mu QVAILTER. FOR WEIN ENDING fL Is. Eag'and k Wa'ea. Scotland. 6. d- a. d. 6! u 33 - 0 2l 3 0 9 - 0 England & teothind. Wheat - 6. d. S. d. Brans • • 913 1 . 0 Pe..re • - St • 0 Oatmeal . 23 II al Neer or llsr 0 0 Ilye - • Nancy Oats . AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGA Computed from the Returns made in the 20, Od. per cwt. exclusive of the flat: payable thereon ou the Importation thereof (From Saturday's London aa: Vt.ek ending. April r orCnootn% pniil or into Gre rette.) fr'M to Lpi brnwn ILA 1,211 fine • In I'S Sing.,ea brwt:l96 1:8 hest IS4 14 Powder .eme4l3ll 14 6 Hambro' do. IS' 15 4 Mo'a•wa 112 ♦9' CU from to Antics' - AZ 911 or Brov , oBB 100 Dom. Ser. liTorll6 01 tare ood♦ Morcov 80 $9 Jununca brn.n 62 85 Fond 00 94 fine 97 100 S. I. Wheat, per !mid • Barley, per quarter - Oats - Pecktts. Relit . F.trnliam S. d. s. d. neer. 4 0 a 0 Mutton - 4 0 a a 0 VCAI • • 5 oao 0 Pork. ♦ 0 a r 6 Lamb - 6 o a 7 • IRLENT IPI(ICL2. OF ?CG/ from to I. I. St.Kitts dr Mom. Si 102 T0h.t..., & St. Vir Nt 93 Surinam nt. So 57 St. Trmadad 1 , 1 90 sot 1021. t 40 72 Ground tips - $2 I. (ark -to Q - 1 PRICF or non I L. a. L. s. . 6 0a g 'Kent . 515• 7 IP mißlex . -1001'0 olEaarx ruicg OF MCAT, MONDAY, Al Heads of Cattle at aatiaalabl. Beasts. ahnot Sicepaa.l LainLs Calves 1-.0 i•is; - - v bispcter's Naomi—April 15. 5. L. s. • eit 0 I Pans t 7 • 110 I Nye ♦ • I N I Pease THE LOROVGH. dap. 1.. e, 7.. s. - 1 10 a I 11. • • 0 Oa° e . • 0 Oa I IN L et L. s. •44 • 6 • • s • 7 • - 7 u • 6.) • p. Arve.tr sad Leadeaha Lc( &of I. d. a. de La Lf - - 3 0 • 4 0 M. , 110n • - l 4 a 4 4 .1 . . . 4 4• 3 0 Pork - a 5 • Lamb - - r Va 6 • 1! AY AND STIIIAV !'L•E LO .ID. L. a. d. L. a. d. Average L. a. g. Hay • . IS 0• 5 5 o •••• 410 0 ST. JASIES's. I float . -00• • 0 0 0 —OO 19 Stri/ t 19 o a 9 it = 4 • Hey - • 4 to WHITLCHAPEL. S (.I. , ver • - 5 ztrior • • 4 IS Ilsty • SMITH rirLD• . - 5 0 # belaw - • 1 14 O a 510 o— o O a 6 6 0 —— O a .2 ti 0 —— 3 0 O a 5 0 411 0•060 5 b 0 O a 2 5 118 6 iflt, PER LB. rItICE or LEA'S,. d. d. I d. A. sn to SO , lis tacit - 19 at: Crop Slides. eo 4S to SOlbs. 17 sl9 Ditto, 56 ha. taco . f:4 a *.5 Ca•l St.itts..in to 4tt hi • Si It N 15acls . to to . :14111. . 847 Drearing Hides 1 t u tri I sci to sibs. aSo FintCoaclt Hitits .• It; al7 I 1 alined H.•rse Hitler . ■ Hides. 35 to 401ba. for -•ma I -tale (t,rirn And; . Si aS ; cutting • IS a Ifil Largr per dorm • tOcis. to I. us PRICE Al' RAW /111/E,. us. J. s. d. s. d. B. .1. nest Ileif.& Steen, per Pt 2 0a 2 4 I Market Call. each - $ 0• a 6 Middlings - 1 8•1 I) English llor-e • • li ,I al4 Ordinary . . liia 0 0 i i•liern •Sins, Il•owns . a6a 1 0 ti TALLOW. PRICE OF a. d. 5", It G... 1 Meer • :•4 n Yel.ow ! , 11,1Q 0 0i51..111ed !1 n CIIT6 4 ,, 6 I V. 121 26 0 allt);‘ . l4 ).122 15 0 151 „ n .11 . • St. Jamie!' Mutat Vii. 04. TALI OW S Clare Market or. I. Wimeekapel Market Ss. d. ilk Town T.llow • Yel.ow Itns,ia . • White ditto . - soap ohm) Meltine -.toff • 11$1 , o nutrin iavoi . . . 1.9 t. g.l tP n 4 .8 . iOl 6 JO 6 It 0 Averne gs lid. Ter Willie of 811, COAL MARKET. Ships at M trket. Ships sts'4l. a. A. P• :7 INtorc.sstie I 35 from I c.! 6 • 0 10 sunitertan.l - aa y • Pc ivered at lA'. mit:ince on tb above price. _ FRIDAY, ArR.:ll PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK, 'Monday. Ttraday.'Wednes.l Thurs. i Friday. ISarisidiT Bank Stork -- '2SS 4.53 ----- 457 V 37 3 ?ern. tied. 604 601 0/ - GUI 'fa - fot tut per re. Com' 7 ,7i 17 5 7 5 1 1 -15 4 5 . rt. N.An. 91 tit., 00., 92 9't Rank I. An.i 15 15 ; 1i 5 i I 15. !151. I 1.5 p.c. iy.'----- 60,: _ _---_ -- I , ish 3 Cl?ret.l... .......... ....• ivlin gtock :------ i sto4 '--- 111 . ..1 iiffrAN ••••••... 6 pol. I C, pm S. Se* sto, k Ex. Was — . 15 pm. t ...• 18 St. Lot. Tic.'---- Ctnt. for Ac .'&2/ S , d. 6 p 6 pm. • Is), pm. :1.3. cti 1 5. 6 pou ! • j to p . I ,lBa • ----- 7,. i....r.,-..-1..... London : Printed and poblh‘he.l. by It. Wit.a4, at No. Chancery lane, Fleet-tar , et, and (4w3rolatl ii,to the CouVIrY by odt Nt•Willll 11, eiirk4 of the Roads, And lloorowiler-, fres of at lb. pyr gthuter. AP AI a. I.